Imagine that you live in a state where there isn't enough food, banks have lost your money, and everyone is poor. You are interviewing newly-elected President Roosevelt, who says he is going to work on solving these problems. You ask him, "What did you do to cause these problems?" How would the President receive this question?

a) Negatively, because it presumes that the president is to blame
b) Positively, because this question asks him to clarify his actions
c) Positively, because this question appropriately challenges him
d) Negatively, because it doesn't actively involve him in the discussion