Passing along the news to everyone…looks like McCain is going to answer some hard questions.  If I had television I’d watch it, but I guess I’ll have to surf YouTube and the blogs to get my dose of the Straight Talk Express…

Please tune into The Fox News Channel tonight at 7PM EDT to watch the first 2008 Presidential Town Hall, broadcast from Federal Hall in New York City. This historic location is where President George Washington first took the oath of office. Tonight it will play host to John McCain while he answers questions from real voters about important issues including the economy, energy prices and the war.

Last week, John McCain invited Senator Obama to participate tonight, hoping to start what would be a series of ten town hall meetings where both candidates would travel the country to answer questions from real voters. Senator Obama has yet to agree to meet us in these town halls. These town halls would revolutionize our political process and start a real change in the tone of politics. John McCain believes in this effort and is putting it into action.

Please tune into the Fox News Channel, tonight at 7PM EDT to witness first-hand John McCain’s brand of straight talk with voters.

Ironically, Obama will not participate.  Apparently he has some “preconditions” unlike his diplomatic policy regarding Iran.  McCain must seem more threatening to the Senator from Illinois….

“What we’ve said is we are happy to do more than the three typical presidential debates in the fall,” Obama said. “If I’m not mistaken we’ve gone back with a counterproposal to them and are in communication with them right now and our hope is is that we will have those negotiations completed soon,” he said.

Oh Obama.  What will you think of next?

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