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Twitter is not just for scandalous pictures -- the White House is holding a Twitter town hall today at 2 p.m.
During the event, President Obama will answer questions submitted by constituents -- with a focus on jobs and the economy -- which will live stream.
Have a question? Submit it here, or ask via Twitter using the hashtag #AskObama.
Twitter is not just for scandalous pictures -- the White House will hold a Twitter town hall July 6 at 2 p.m.
During the event, President Obama will answer questions submitted by constituents -- with a focus on jobs and the economy -- which will live stream.
Have a question? Submit it here, or by using the hashtag #AskObama.
After stalking all your friends on Facebook today, you could do something a little more respectable and "tune" in to the White House's FB page.
At 4:45 p.m. (or 1:45 p.m. for those of you on the left coast), President Obama's live Town Hall event kicks off in the world of social media.
Feel free to submit a question to POTUS at his "Shared Responsibility and Shared Prosperity" event here: http://www.facebook.com/WhiteHouse.
Post a Comment | tagged Facebook, President Obama, Town Hall in Big Gov, DC, News, USA, Washington, White House, capitol hill, politics, social media, trends The 2010 election cycle maybe over, but young Republicans, conservatives and Libertarians still have much to celebrate -- including the holidays.
And, yes, Virginia, there is a vibrant social scene for young people of such political inclinations in the D.C. Metro area.
Chris Malagisi, President of the Young Conservative Coalition (YCC) and a "Campaigns and Elections Rising Star of 2009," played host to more than 300 of his closest friends Saturday night at Lupe Mexican Cantina near Dupont Circle at the YCC's 3rd annual "Christmukkahkwanzaavus" holiday party.
The event was sponsored by Townhall/HotAir and co-sponsored by America's Future Foundation (AFF), Arlington/Fall Church Young Republicans, Conservative Inclusion Coalition, DC Young Republicans and First Fridays (Derek Hunter).
The special drinks for the evening's festivities included "The Shellacking," "Aqua Buddha" and "The Rent is Too Damn High."
If you are interested in learning more about any of these organizations, please checkout their websites: theycc.org, townhall.com, hotair.com, americasfuture.org, afcyr.org, dcyrs.com, and itsfirstfriday.com or look them up on Facebook.
~ Mr. Martini contributed to this report
