What do you think President Obama should be asked at his next press conference?
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Promises Kept and Broken, One Year Later
Progressives, Liberals, & The American Left
Ari Melber: There are the things the president is doing that he said he would do. These actions can draw plenty of criticism, but not genuine shock. Then there are the things he is not doing which he said he would do.
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Bloggers Back Obama's Agenda, Not His Strategy
Ari Melber: The Netroots Nation conference pulls in big Democratic names and spawns arguments in unlikely places.
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Waste Behind Bars
Ari Melber: Will the recession bring the justice-system reforms that progressives have long supported?
To put this idea into action--and give the busy White House something tangible to work with--The Nation is teaming up with a broad coalition of new and traditional media, including the Washington Times and Personal Democracy Forum, to begin gathering questions from the public. Then we'll appeal to the president to call on a journalist to ask one of the most popular citizen questions at future press conferences, as explained in this Nation magazine article, "The People's Press Conference."
Submit your questions below, in text or video format; view other people's questions and vote for the ones you think are most important.
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