George Pataki’s “We the People Not Washington” Wants to Know – “What’s Important to You, New Hampshire?”

Pataki’s “We the People Not Washington” Wants to Know – “What’s Important to You, New Hampshire?”
Will Answer Selected Questions at the First in the Nation Republican Leadership Summit in Nashua

Manchester, New Hampshire – Here is your chance to #AskPataki about the issue that is most important to you.

Former Governor George Pataki, Chairman of We the People Not Washington, today launched a social media campaign asking the people of New Hampshire, “What’s important to you?” For the next week, We the People Not Washington will reach out directly to Granite State voters and accept questions through YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook – or through our “new” New Hampshire microsite.  

Select questions will be answered live by Governor Pataki in front of the national press corps at the First in the Nation Republican Leadership Summit on Friday, April 17, 2015

“I’m looking forward to answering real questions from folks around New Hampshire. Too much time is spent on issues that the Washington, DC media or the special interests think are important  -  I plan to keep talking on the issues that matter, directly to the people in New Hampshire,” George Pataki.

#AskPataki a question that will be heard throughout America.

You have until Thursday, to ask a question for George Pataki to answer live in front of a national audience at the First in the Nation Republican Leadership Summit in Nashua, NH.

Governor Pataki will select a few questions from your submissions and address them personally at the First in the Nation Republican Leadership Summit.

Questions like: How can we make America and New Hampshire better? Can we shrink the federal government?  Are we safer today than before 9/11? How do we defeat ISIS?  Ask him!  

Here’s How to Ask Your Question:

1. By Video – Simply record your question via video (phone or computer work great) and sent it to video@wethepeoplenh.com or Upload it to Youtube and tag #AskPataki or Submit it Here.

2. By Phone – Call (646) 481-9097 and leave your question on our “#AskPataki” Hotline.

3. By Audio – Click Here to record audio from your computer now.

4. By Twitter or Facebook – Post your question and include #AskPataki