Heartland Presidential Forum

When your boss asks your opinion of Hillary Clinton's health care answer at the Heartland Presidential Forum, "Oh snap!   I missed it!" is not the answer you want to give.  Unless you want to look uninformed, unprepared and unpromotable like a total dumb ass. So let's make sure that you know all there is to know about the forum:

Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement and the Center for Community Change will present the "Heartland Presidential Forum: Real Issues, Real People" in Des Moines on December 1st at 1:30 pm.  5,000 Iowans who seriously don't play will put presidential candidates from both parties on the spot with tough questions about issues facing ordinary Americans (that's us, folks).  The event is likely to be the last forum in Iowa before the much talked about Iowa Caucuses meet on January 3rd.

Cathy L. Hughes, who also doesn't play and is the founder of TV One and Radio One, will moderate the forum.  A Heartland native, Hughes is originally from Omaha, Nebraska. "I am pleased to come home to the Heartland and work with local and national community groups to put on this truly remarkable forum that will allow candidates to speak candidly with everyday people," she said in a statement.

TV One, a national cable network that reaches 40 million homes, will webcast the forum on its website at www.tvoneonline.com.   You can check out TV One's election coverage here.