#askmark about the State of the Union Address
We’re holding a special Google Hangout with White House Correspondent Mark Knoller following the address. He’ll join us from the CBS News booth at the White House, a seat he’s occupied since the first Bush administration.
#AskMark about speech highlights, behind the scenes action, and what he thinks will be the White House push moving forward.
Leave your #AskMark questions in the tumblr comments below, or tweet #AskMark and your question to @CBSRadioNews. We’ll do our best to get your questions answered during our Hangout.
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The debate will focus on domestic policy and be divided into six time segments of approximately 15 minutes each on topics to be selected by the moderator and announced several weeks before the debate.
URBANDALE, Iowa (CBS) - At his first campaign rally since the Republican convention’s final night, when Mitt Romney delivered his speech accepting his party’s presidential nomination, President Obama said Saturday that all the GOP rhetoric boiled down to this: “Everything’s bad, it’s Obama’s fault and Governor Romney is the only one who knows the secret to creating jobs and growing the economy.” (By CBS Radio News’ Mark Knoller)
“Hello, New Hampshire,” President Barack Obama told a crowd as he begun a campaign trip in New Hampshire. (Photos taken by CBS News’ Mark Knoller)
President Barack Obama gets enthusiastic “fired up - ready to go” reception from supporters at a Tampa, Fla. rally. Supporters put hands up to get photos and videos of the president at the campaign rally in a community college gym. (Photos taken by CBS’ Mark Knoller)
More from CBS Radio News’ Mark Knoller on CBSNews.com
