Ask the President about MoldovaThis is a featured page

Despite all the attention to the social media aspects of the "Twitter Revolution" in Moldova, there's been very little attention paid to the US's position. It's a great opportunity to leverage Ask the President to get some answers, and hopefully encourage better media coverage of the issue.

Ask the president allows internet users to vote on questions -- and suggest their own. I've proposed a couple of questions I have for President Obama.




If you think these are good questions, then please

  • Yesvote yes by clicking on the green thumbs-up button above

  • ReTweetget the word out on Twitter by clicking on the "ReTweet" button

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Thanks!

jon

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Obama Press Conference

What questions do you think President Obama should be asked at his next press conference?

Ask the President provides a way to tell the media and the president what everyday citizens want to know. Propose a question you want asked at the next White House press conference -- and vote on questions other people have proposed. It couldn't be easier; none of this even requires registration.

How to Promote

ShareClicking the share button gives you several different ways to share your question with others.
ReTweetClick a question's ReTweet button to tweet about a question on Twitter. That will take you to a Twitter page already filled in with a shortened link to the question and the #askpres hashtag to make it easy for others to find it. All you have to do is type your message. Many questions even provide "Tweeting points" to get you started.
LinkThe URL for each question is in the "link" box at its bottom right

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Ask the President is a collaborative effort of a broad coalition spanning the political and technological spectrum, including The Nation, the Washington Times, Pesonal Democracy Forum, Jack and Jill Politics, Culture Kitchen, Smart Mobs, and many others. Ari Melber has been providing regular updates in The Nation

Laura Flanders' video from The F-Word:

How to Vote

YesVote for a question by clicking its green thumbs-up button.
NoVote against a question by clicking its red thumbs- down button.




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Hwaisbren Retweet function on Ask the President widget 0 Apr 9 2009, 10:09 PM EDT by Hwaisbren
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I didn't know it was so easy to retweet! We should always cite that button and ask for retweets whenever we do an Ask the President call to action.

For this particular issue, especially after seeing how our country treated civil liberties during the RNC, we should all agree that civil liberties are an international issue and effect us all!
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