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Your Interview with Speaker Boehner


February 24, 2011 | Posted by Speaker Boehner's Press Office  | Permalink
Given the chance, what would you ask the Speaker of the House? Want to know what Congress is doing to help boost private-sector job creation and address out-of-control Washington spending? Curious to hear what the Speaker thinks of digital media's impact on government in the U.S. and around the world? Here’s your chance to ask:

For the next five days you can submit a question for Speaker Boehner at Youtube.com/JohnBoehner or via Twitter by using the hashtag #askthespeaker. Click here for tips on submitting your questions.

Once you’ve submitted your question, take a moment to browse questions offered by others and vote on your favorite. Boehner will sit down to discuss the top questions with YouTube's Steve Grove on March 1st.

The deadline for all submissions is Sunday 2/27 at midnight ET. So grab a camera or log on to Twitter and post your question for Speaker Boehner today!

- Speaker Boehner’s Press Office

P.S. Remember, to keep up and connect with Speaker Boehner as the new majority works to reform Congress, follow @SpeakerBoehner on Twitter, get exclusive multimedia content on Flickr and YouTube, and join your friends in discussing recent news on the Office of Speaker Boehner Facebook page.

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