Obama to Take Questions on YouTube, Twitter, After State of the Union
This Thursday, President Obama will field questions submitted from the world of social media during a live-streamed YouTube interview. Any inquisitive Web surfer can send their questions to the President at youtube.com/askobama, or via Twitter, by using the #askobama hashtag. Obama will answer the top-rated questions when the interview kicks off at 2:30 p.m. EST, just two days after his State of the Union speech (which, incidentally, will also be live-streamed on YouTube). If you're interested in picking the POTUS's brain, you'll have to send in your question by midnight, January 25th, and you'll have to be concise. The White House says each question "should be about 20 seconds long," so start truncating your list of earthly concerns.





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