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Open For Questions : PBOs first online Town Hall

Open For Questions at the White House

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The President is holding a new kind of online town hall where he will answer the questions you submitted and voted on for him. The event begins here at 11:30am ET. You can read the most popular questions submitted on the economy below.

The operating word of the day is EXPERIMENT, an experiment in openess and reaching out to common folks. Allegedly. What it's obvious is that it's another opportunity for the Obama administration to practice one of the words from the OFQ Drinking Game: Persistence.

Yeah, this "Town Hall" was perfect for a late morning drinking game: Obama said the word LOANS at least a dozen time during his opening speech. Other words for the OFQ Drinking Game: The Budget and Patience.
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Submitted by liza on 26 March 2009 - 11:34am.
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