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  1. Ask the Presidential Candidates

    News · Usa · · posted by Roblimo · from the from-your-mouths-to-their-ears dept. · 1,002 comments
    Okay, we've gotten about a billion (or at least a few hundred) requests for this: a chance to subject U.S. presidential candidates to a Slashdot grilling. As usual with our interviews, please post your questions below. 24 hours after this notice, we'll select 10 of the highest-moderated ones and send them to some of the highest-profile people running for the U.S. presidency this year to answer or ignore as they choose.

    We are sending questions to the following candidates (listed in alphabetical order by political party affiliation):

    We'll post answers as they come in.

    Meanwhile, quorum.org is doing a similar, Slashdot-style interview with senatorial and congressional candidates in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. If you live in those states, you might want to check it out. We've been talking back and forth with Scott Reents of quorom.org about all of this for months, and we're curious to see the difference in the kinds of questions he gets from his "general audience" readers and those we get from the net-hip, tech-aware Slashdot crowd.

    So ask away, and let's see what happens.

    Update/note: We will not select questions addressed to a single candidate. We are sending the same 10 questions to all candidates. - Robin

  2. Ask the Presidential Candidates

    News · Usa · · posted by Roblimo · from the from-your-mouths-to-their-ears dept. · 1,002 comments
    Okay, we've gotten about a billion (or at least a few hundred) requests for this: a chance to subject U.S. presidential candidates to a Slashdot grilling. As usual with our interviews, please post your questions below. 24 hours after this notice, we'll select 10 of the highest-moderated ones and send them to some of the highest-profile people running for the U.S. presidency this year to answer or ignore as they choose.

    We are sending questions to the following candidates (listed in alphabetical order by political party affiliation):

    We'll post answers as they come in.

    Meanwhile, quorum.org is doing a similar, Slashdot-style interview with senatorial and congressional candidates in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. If you live in those states, you might want to check it out. We've been talking back and forth with Scott Reents of quorom.org about all of this for months, and we're curious to see the difference in the kinds of questions he gets from his "general audience" readers and those we get from the net-hip, tech-aware Slashdot crowd.

    So ask away, and let's see what happens.

    Update/note: We will not select questions addressed to a single candidate. We are sending the same 10 questions to all candidates. - Robin

  3. Ask the Presidential Candidates

    News · Usa · · posted by Roblimo · from the from-your-mouths-to-their-ears dept. · 1,002 comments
    Okay, we've gotten about a billion (or at least a few hundred) requests for this: a chance to subject U.S. presidential candidates to a Slashdot grilling. As usual with our interviews, please post your questions below. 24 hours after this notice, we'll select 10 of the highest-moderated ones and send them to some of the highest-profile people running for the U.S. presidency this year to answer or ignore as they choose.

    We are sending questions to the following candidates (listed in alphabetical order by political party affiliation):

    We'll post answers as they come in.

    Meanwhile, quorum.org is doing a similar, Slashdot-style interview with senatorial and congressional candidates in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. If you live in those states, you might want to check it out. We've been talking back and forth with Scott Reents of quorom.org about all of this for months, and we're curious to see the difference in the kinds of questions he gets from his "general audience" readers and those we get from the net-hip, tech-aware Slashdot crowd.

    So ask away, and let's see what happens.

    Update/note: We will not select questions addressed to a single candidate. We are sending the same 10 questions to all candidates. - Robin

  4. Ask the Presidential Candidates

    News · Usa · · posted by Roblimo · from the from-your-mouths-to-their-ears dept. · 1,002 comments
    Okay, we've gotten about a billion (or at least a few hundred) requests for this: a chance to subject U.S. presidential candidates to a Slashdot grilling. As usual with our interviews, please post your questions below. 24 hours after this notice, we'll select 10 of the highest-moderated ones and send them to some of the highest-profile people running for the U.S. presidency this year to answer or ignore as they choose.

    We are sending questions to the following candidates (listed in alphabetical order by political party affiliation):

    We'll post answers as they come in.

    Meanwhile, quorum.org is doing a similar, Slashdot-style interview with senatorial and congressional candidates in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. If you live in those states, you might want to check it out. We've been talking back and forth with Scott Reents of quorom.org about all of this for months, and we're curious to see the difference in the kinds of questions he gets from his "general audience" readers and those we get from the net-hip, tech-aware Slashdot crowd.

    So ask away, and let's see what happens.

    Update/note: We will not select questions addressed to a single candidate. We are sending the same 10 questions to all candidates. - Robin

  5. Ask the Presidential Candidates

    News · Usa · · posted by Roblimo · from the from-your-mouths-to-their-ears dept. · 1,002 comments
    Okay, we've gotten about a billion (or at least a few hundred) requests for this: a chance to subject U.S. presidential candidates to a Slashdot grilling. As usual with our interviews, please post your questions below. 24 hours after this notice, we'll select 10 of the highest-moderated ones and send them to some of the highest-profile people running for the U.S. presidency this year to answer or ignore as they choose.

    We are sending questions to the following candidates (listed in alphabetical order by political party affiliation):

    We'll post answers as they come in.

    Meanwhile, quorum.org is doing a similar, Slashdot-style interview with senatorial and congressional candidates in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. If you live in those states, you might want to check it out. We've been talking back and forth with Scott Reents of quorom.org about all of this for months, and we're curious to see the difference in the kinds of questions he gets from his "general audience" readers and those we get from the net-hip, tech-aware Slashdot crowd.

    So ask away, and let's see what happens.

    Update/note: We will not select questions addressed to a single candidate. We are sending the same 10 questions to all candidates. - Robin

  6. Ask the Presidential Candidates

    News · Usa · · posted by Roblimo · from the from-your-mouths-to-their-ears dept. · 1,002 comments
    Okay, we've gotten about a billion (or at least a few hundred) requests for this: a chance to subject U.S. presidential candidates to a Slashdot grilling. As usual with our interviews, please post your questions below. 24 hours after this notice, we'll select 10 of the highest-moderated ones and send them to some of the highest-profile people running for the U.S. presidency this year to answer or ignore as they choose.

    We are sending questions to the following candidates (listed in alphabetical order by political party affiliation):

    We'll post answers as they come in.

    Meanwhile, quorum.org is doing a similar, Slashdot-style interview with senatorial and congressional candidates in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. If you live in those states, you might want to check it out. We've been talking back and forth with Scott Reents of quorom.org about all of this for months, and we're curious to see the difference in the kinds of questions he gets from his "general audience" readers and those we get from the net-hip, tech-aware Slashdot crowd.

    So ask away, and let's see what happens.

    Update/note: We will not select questions addressed to a single candidate. We are sending the same 10 questions to all candidates. - Robin

  7. Ask the Presidential Candidates

    News · Usa · · posted by Roblimo · from the from-your-mouths-to-their-ears dept. · 1,002 comments
    Okay, we've gotten about a billion (or at least a few hundred) requests for this: a chance to subject U.S. presidential candidates to a Slashdot grilling. As usual with our interviews, please post your questions below. 24 hours after this notice, we'll select 10 of the highest-moderated ones and send them to some of the highest-profile people running for the U.S. presidency this year to answer or ignore as they choose.

    We are sending questions to the following candidates (listed in alphabetical order by political party affiliation):

    We'll post answers as they come in.

    Meanwhile, quorum.org is doing a similar, Slashdot-style interview with senatorial and congressional candidates in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. If you live in those states, you might want to check it out. We've been talking back and forth with Scott Reents of quorom.org about all of this for months, and we're curious to see the difference in the kinds of questions he gets from his "general audience" readers and those we get from the net-hip, tech-aware Slashdot crowd.

    So ask away, and let's see what happens.

    Update/note: We will not select questions addressed to a single candidate. We are sending the same 10 questions to all candidates. - Robin

  8. Ask the Presidential Candidates

    News · Usa · · posted by Roblimo · from the from-your-mouths-to-their-ears dept. · 1,002 comments
    Okay, we've gotten about a billion (or at least a few hundred) requests for this: a chance to subject U.S. presidential candidates to a Slashdot grilling. As usual with our interviews, please post your questions below. 24 hours after this notice, we'll select 10 of the highest-moderated ones and send them to some of the highest-profile people running for the U.S. presidency this year to answer or ignore as they choose.

    We are sending questions to the following candidates (listed in alphabetical order by political party affiliation):

    We'll post answers as they come in.

    Meanwhile, quorum.org is doing a similar, Slashdot-style interview with senatorial and congressional candidates in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. If you live in those states, you might want to check it out. We've been talking back and forth with Scott Reents of quorom.org about all of this for months, and we're curious to see the difference in the kinds of questions he gets from his "general audience" readers and those we get from the net-hip, tech-aware Slashdot crowd.

    So ask away, and let's see what happens.

    Update/note: We will not select questions addressed to a single candidate. We are sending the same 10 questions to all candidates. - Robin

  9. Ask the Presidential Candidates

    News · Usa · · posted by Roblimo · from the from-your-mouths-to-their-ears dept. · 1,002 comments
    Okay, we've gotten about a billion (or at least a few hundred) requests for this: a chance to subject U.S. presidential candidates to a Slashdot grilling. As usual with our interviews, please post your questions below. 24 hours after this notice, we'll select 10 of the highest-moderated ones and send them to some of the highest-profile people running for the U.S. presidency this year to answer or ignore as they choose.

    We are sending questions to the following candidates (listed in alphabetical order by political party affiliation):

    We'll post answers as they come in.

    Meanwhile, quorum.org is doing a similar, Slashdot-style interview with senatorial and congressional candidates in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. If you live in those states, you might want to check it out. We've been talking back and forth with Scott Reents of quorom.org about all of this for months, and we're curious to see the difference in the kinds of questions he gets from his "general audience" readers and those we get from the net-hip, tech-aware Slashdot crowd.

    So ask away, and let's see what happens.

    Update/note: We will not select questions addressed to a single candidate. We are sending the same 10 questions to all candidates. - Robin

  10. Ask the Presidential Candidates

    News · Usa · · posted by Roblimo · from the from-your-mouths-to-their-ears dept. · 1,002 comments
    Okay, we've gotten about a billion (or at least a few hundred) requests for this: a chance to subject U.S. presidential candidates to a Slashdot grilling. As usual with our interviews, please post your questions below. 24 hours after this notice, we'll select 10 of the highest-moderated ones and send them to some of the highest-profile people running for the U.S. presidency this year to answer or ignore as they choose.

    We are sending questions to the following candidates (listed in alphabetical order by political party affiliation):

    We'll post answers as they come in.

    Meanwhile, quorum.org is doing a similar, Slashdot-style interview with senatorial and congressional candidates in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. If you live in those states, you might want to check it out. We've been talking back and forth with Scott Reents of quorom.org about all of this for months, and we're curious to see the difference in the kinds of questions he gets from his "general audience" readers and those we get from the net-hip, tech-aware Slashdot crowd.

    So ask away, and let's see what happens.

    Update/note: We will not select questions addressed to a single candidate. We are sending the same 10 questions to all candidates. - Robin

  11. Ask the Presidential Candidates

    News · Usa · · posted by Roblimo · from the from-your-mouths-to-their-ears dept. · 1,002 comments
    Okay, we've gotten about a billion (or at least a few hundred) requests for this: a chance to subject U.S. presidential candidates to a Slashdot grilling. As usual with our interviews, please post your questions below. 24 hours after this notice, we'll select 10 of the highest-moderated ones and send them to some of the highest-profile people running for the U.S. presidency this year to answer or ignore as they choose.

    We are sending questions to the following candidates (listed in alphabetical order by political party affiliation):

    We'll post answers as they come in.

    Meanwhile, quorum.org is doing a similar, Slashdot-style interview with senatorial and congressional candidates in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. If you live in those states, you might want to check it out. We've been talking back and forth with Scott Reents of quorom.org about all of this for months, and we're curious to see the difference in the kinds of questions he gets from his "general audience" readers and those we get from the net-hip, tech-aware Slashdot crowd.

    So ask away, and let's see what happens.

    Update/note: We will not select questions addressed to a single candidate. We are sending the same 10 questions to all candidates. - Robin