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Obama turns to Web to bypass news media

皇冠体育app Daily | Updated: 2009-03-27 07:41

WASHINGTON: Call it Round Two of the news conference, with a big Internet twist.

President Barack Obama took questions from the White House press corps on Tuesday in a prime-time, East Room session that represented the most formal and time-honored of president-and-reporter interactions.

Yesterday, he was taking to that same room for another public grilling - this time by regular folks armed with questions submitted via the Internet and in person, as part of a political strategy to engage Americans directly. "It's a way for the president to do what he enjoys doing out on the road, but saves on gas," press secretary Robert Gibbs siad.

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