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August 6, 2008

who should advise the next president about civic engagement?

If the next president were willing to hire one person--and also perhaps an advisory board--to help him to engage citizens, who should that be? Provide your answer in a survey, and the November Fifth Coalition will publicize the results. I think "civic engagement" requires changes in federal law and policy, not just good public relations. Therefore, in my opinion, the presidential adviser should be able to push for changes in election law, federal communications, HUD, No Child Left Behind, and many other legislation and programs.

August 6, 2008 1:50 PM | category: none

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