On Tuesday, CNN correspondent Jeff Zeleny caught up with the man who asked Hillary Clinton a yes or no question on if she would approve the Keystone XL pipeline.
"I thought it was a very weak answer. I just want to know where she stands on it, one way or another," Bruce Blodgett said.
Blodgett said that part of running for president is that candidates have to to give answers to questions.
Blodgett, a Tea Party Republican, is attending campaign events in New Hampshire and asking each of the candidates questions. He said he was not trying to cause Clinton to stumble, but wanted to know where she stood specifically on the issue.
Clinton maintains that she does not think it is fair for her to prejudge in a public setting until Secretary John Kerry and President Obama make a ruling on the investigation she started during her time as Secretary of State.
