In present day polarized political climate, often it appears the main focus is much more on parties and candidates as opposed to the issues.
But YouTube's develop an answer with this. And it is a different way to talk about politics that does not involve knowing someone's party affiliation (shocking!).
Rather, a YouTube Town Hall continues to be produced being an online platform for people of Congress to virtually debate and discuss present day most pressing issues. Audiences choose a subject watching two short videos of political figures party not revealed explaining their stances and solutions. After that, audiences offer the argument they agree most abundant in. After audiences watch the videos, they'll discover the party organizations from the political figures, which might be surprising.
The videos customers support most is going to be featured around town Hall Leaderboard. Each month, Congress people will prove to add new videos responding to a variety of user-produced questions.
That's essentially the gist from it. So now mind on to the website, you civically engaged people, to determine debates on subjects like the budget, economy, energy, Afghanistan, education and health care with no, not Obama's origin of birth.
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