Home | Politically Connected | National Politics | U.S. Senate
MINNEAPOLIS - Al Franken and Norm Coleman don't have any debates scheduled yet in the U.S. Senate contest. But you can see them answering questions about the issues on your own computer.
The candidates are the first in the country to participate in YouTube's 2008 election project, which the popular Web site is calling "YouChoose '08."
YouTube users submitted questions on topics ranging from energy policy to jobs to their own personality traits. Video clips featuring the candidates answering the questions are now live on the site.
In the coming weeks candidates in races all over the country will be participating in similar forums.
___
On the Net:
The Franken/Coleman answers can be found at: http://www.youtube.com/user/YouChoose08
___
Maybe I’m naive, but Whistleblower was astonished to read that overdraft fees of the sort that tormented Katie Trottier and numerous other readers are a major profit center for banks, USA Today reporter Kathy Chu reported this week. I guess I labored under the impression that the fees still reflected some actual cost on the [...]
![]() No resume? No problem!Create a skills profile in minutes, let a recruiter match you to an open position. Click here to get started.![]() Open positions!A new career awaits. Look through thousands of listings to find your new job. Start now! |
Win tickets to see Gov't Mule at the MN Zoo.Join Vita.mn at the Subway Music in the Zoo series featuring Gov't Mule at the MN Zoo on July 15. |
Comment on this story | Read all 8 comments | Hide reader comments