Hillary Announces - Voices Across America: A National Town Hall Webcast with 21 Super Tuesday states

On Monday February 4, 2008, the Clinton campaign will host an unprecedented live webcast town hall with 21 Super Tuesday states participating simultaneously in the conversation by satellite. It will be the first time in presidential campaign history that voters in the Super Tuesday states can have their voices heard in a single national town hall. The event, called "Voices Across America: A National Town Hall" will be simulcast starting at 9 p.m. EST on hillaryclinton.com.

"On Super Tuesday, millions of Americans will have an opportunity to have their voices heard in this important election," said Hillary. "This national town hall will allow all voters to participate in the conversation that I began with the American public a year ago and discuss the issues that matter to them so they can be fully informed when they cast their ballot the following day. From a faltering economy to the many challenges we face abroad, Americans are ready for a president who will deliver the real solutions we need."

The 22 cities where the campaign will host events are Birmingham, AL; Phoenix, AZ; Little Rock, AR; Los Angeles, CA; San Francisco, CA; Denver, CO; Hartford, CT; Wilmington, DE; Athens, GA; Boise, ID; Chicago, IL; Wichita, KS; Boston, MA; St. Paul, MN; Kansas City, MO; Cherry Hill, NJ; Albuquerque, NM; New York, NY; Grand Forks, ND; Tulsa, OK; Knoxville, TN; Salt Lake City, UT.

Hillary will anchor the town hall in New York, while President Bill Clinton, Chelsea Clinton, and national and local surrogates will serve as hosts at events in the other states. Voters attending the events will be able to ask questions from these satellite events directly to Hillary Clinton in New York. In addition, Hillary will take questions submitted by voters online at hillaryclinton.com/townhall

http://www.hillaryclinton.com/blog/

http://www.hillaryclinton.com/action/townhall/?sc=8



On Monday, February 4, Hillary will answer Americans' questions in what is expected to be the first time in presidential campaign history that voters in the Super Tuesday states can have their voices heard in a single national town hall.

Hillary will anchor the town hall in New York, while President Bill Clinton, Chelsea Clinton, and national and local surrogates will serve as hosts at events in the other states.

Do you have a question for Hillary? Submit it by completing the form on the right, and we'll send you a reminder the day of the town hall.

You can also submit your question via the following:

Text Message: Text "VOICE" to 442008 followed by your question.

YouTube: Ask your question in a video, post it on YouTube, and use the form on the right to let us know you posted it.

:hi:

This is great news.

Reminds me of another "first". When RFK was the first to use "Walkie Talkies" at the Demo Convention when JFK was running. Saw this on the History Channel. Original footage...it was awesome.

As a President, will your cabinet reflect the national demographic and have a high female representation including members from both the African-American, Asian and Latino communities?

-jan erik-

:thumbsup:

Why is it that on so many issues you seem to trust the instincts of conservatives over the instincts of the liberals in your party (I listed IWR, Kyle Leiberman, Patriot act, flag-burning amendment etc.)