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Blog - Unmarried Women Voters - Here Is Your Chance to Ask President Obama a Question
January 29, 2010
From our friends at Feministing:
On Monday the President of the United States is sitting down with Steve Grove from CitizenTube and will be answering a series of questions generated directly from their Youtube channel. They have about eight video questions up right now, but none of them are from women.
Submission guidelines are simple: Just click the submit a question button on the top right. If you are doing a video, keep it to 20 seconds or less and you can text questions as well, but they would prefer video. On the right hand side of the CitizenTube homepage there is a list of topics to ask from.
The president should hear from women, and especially unmarried women. Submit your question, and if you put up a video, please let us know so that we can watch it and vote.