So here's how this question/answer thing works. You're asked a question. You answer the question that was asked.
If you just answer the question with a non-answer, or with a question that doesn't answer what you were asked, people most naturally think you're dodging the question you were asked. So questions you ask while dodging, don't tend to get answered. Also, some people don't answer your questions because they don't think it applies to them, or that they've already answered the question. Or perhaps because it was a silly question. Or. Maybe the people who that question would most apply to have put you on ignore.
The "who's going to pay for the wall question" isn't an answer to the question you were asked: how much wall do you want? So why not just put that out there in good faith. I can't imagine why that would be such an intimidating question that anyone would dodge that. I mean. It's not like someone asked you what was the weirdest thing you've ever done in front of the mirror. I could see dodging that one.
So here's your chance. How much wall do you want? I'll make it easy. Pick one of the three: Less, same, more? That makes it easy, because any less is less. Any more is more. And same is to do nothing.
