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Katie Falkenberg/The Washington Times ON TRACK: President Barack Obama, during the second prime-time press conference of his young administration, calls on Congress to pass his $3.6 trillion budget for 2010.Katie Falkenberg/The Washington Times ON TRACK: President Barack Obama, during the second prime-time press conference of his young administration, calls on Congress to pass his $3.6 trillion budget for 2010.

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Wednesday, March 25, 2009

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WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama is planning an online town hall-style meeting on the White House's Web site this Thursday.

The White House says Obama will answer questions about the economy and other topics at WhiteHouse.gov. Visitors to the Web site can determine what questions the president will answer.

During his campaign, Obama used the Internet to connect with voters, mobilize supporters and raise a record-shattering amount of money. He has used that online approach during the first months of his presidency.

President George W. Bush's administration also took questions online at the White House's Web site.

On the Net: http://WhiteHouse.gov/OpenForQuestions

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