washingtonpost.com hosts live discussion series with presidential candidates
washingtonpost.com announced that it will host a series of live online discussions between readers and individual Republican and Democratic presidential candidates.
Kicking off the round of discussions with Republican candidates, Tom Tancredo (R-Colo.) will be online today at 3:00 pm ET. Democratic candidate sessions will follow over the coming weeks. Each forum will last one hour and take place live on washingtonpost.com. Readers will have the opportunity to submit questions before and during the events. Candidates will respond to questions and discuss the issues most important to readers.
A schedule of live presidential discussions is now available and will be updated throughout the series as additional candidates are confirmed. For a full schedule of washingtonpost.com live online discussions please visit the following link: www.washingtonpost.com/discussions.
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