White House Invites Public Video Comments on Healthcare Reform (video)

28 June 2009 by staff

The White House is open to public comment on the issue of comprehensive healthcare reform. Individual members of the public can submit 2o to 30 second video responses to the president’s video (shown above). Citizens can also contact the White House staff through the Office of Public Engagement (OPEn), at any time.

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