David Corn makes the case that Obama should hold regular Q&A sessions like the one he held for the GOP recently. It's hard to think of any other precident he could set to help improve our political dialog.

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David Corn makes the case that Obama should hold regular Q&A sessions like the one he held for the GOP recently. It's hard to think of any other precident he could set to help improve our political dialog.

Authors Bio:

Attended college thanks to the generous state support of education in 1960's America. Earned a Ph.D. in mathematics at the University of Illinois followed by post doctoral research positions at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton. Taught for several years at Lehigh University prior to a short stint at Bell Laboratories but followed by a much longer career at NEC punctuated by ten U.S. and international patents in the general area to semiconductor applications.

Now living in a comfortable Maine retirement community and focused on the prospect of upgrading democracy by means of an improved voting system.