Ask The President A Question
Michael Putney To Interview President Bush
POSTED: Wednesday, July 26, 2006
UPDATED: 10:32 am EDT July 27,
2006
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MIAMI -- The White House says that on Monday, July 31, President George W. Bush will be in Miami -- and Local 10 is going to give you a chance to ask him the questions you would most like answered.The president will spend most of the day in the city in what the White House refers to as an "immersion trip." The itinerary for the visit is not yet set. Itineraries for presidential visits are often not released publicly in advance.Michael Putney, Local 10's senior political reporter, is expected to have an opportunity to interview the president and will be able to ask him some key questions. Bush is expected to address the situation in the Middle East, immigration, and other topics.Log in to our online discussion board and post what question or topic you would like to hear the president address.And be sure to watch Local 10's coverage of the president's visit on Monday.
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