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Video: Patrick's town hall meeting
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March 27, 2009 05:51 PM
President Barack Obama wasn't the only politician who integrated technology into a town hall meeting yesterday. Obama's good friend Governor Deval Patrick fielded questions via e-mail and Twitter in a wide-ranging forum last night at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum.
At the town hall, moderated by NECN's R.D. Sahl, Patrick also took queries in a more traditional format: from the audience. The governor covered a lot of ground, answering questions on everything from the proposed gas tax to the planned distribution of education funds.
Read more about the town hall here, and watch the governor's answers below.
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