Barack Obama's quest to garner public support for his economic policies continues tomorrow as the president hosts an online town hall-style meeting on whitehouse.gov, the White House's official website.
The administration is asking Americans to submit their questions about the economy (and other topics) on whitehouse.gov/openforquestions. Visitors to the site are encouraged to vote on questions submitted by others.
The most popular queries will be answered by the president live on the site tomorrow morning.
As of this posting, 17,084 questions have been submitted by 14,163 people. No word yet on when the town hall will start, and the White House hasn't specified whether it will give preference American questioners over international ones.
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