Obama to hold virtual town hall on health care

President Obama is asking for your health care policy questions over Youtube, Twitter and Facebook ahead of a virtual town hall airing July 1 at 1:15 p.m. ET. Follow and participate in the discussion now, and come back Wednesday to watch the forum live and chime in.

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Obama wants your health care ideas June 29: President Obama asks for video and online questions about health care ahead of a July 1 virtual town hall on the topic. MSNBC

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