Don’t Just Watch This Video, Vote It Up!

{UPDATE: We are only 100 away!! We can do this folks! Keep on spreading the word!}
We are 120 votes away from being the most voted ‘Energy and Environment’ question about the State of the Union address on CitizenTube.

On Monday President Obama will be answering questions about his State of the Union address, how would you like for that question to be one submitted by young climate activists?

Right now, the most voted question is from someone promoting alternative fuels. Not clean energy. Not just energy. Not renewable energy. But alternative energy, and you know what that means right? If this question is still #1 by tomorrow, President Obama will have an open window to reiterate his support for dirty coal, nuclear, and offshore oil drilling and ignore the true solutions to our energy, national security, and climate crises.

Go to CitizenTube and upvote this question from Energy Action. We are only 120 votes away from the top, so every vote counts. Please spread the word and RT this:

RT @energyaction: Vote up youth leader question to #Obama! Why dirty energy when clean is smarter & creates more jobs? http://bit.ly/bGNR8R

6 Responses to “Don’t Just Watch This Video, Vote It Up!”


  1. 1 Kevin Jan 30th, 2010 at 3:37 pm

    Great post, thanks for the links!

  2. 2 Juliana Williams Jan 30th, 2010 at 4:37 pm

    FYI the deadline is Sunday at 8pm EST

  3. 3 Tommaso Boggia Jan 30th, 2010 at 4:41 pm

    The way I understood it is that the deadline for submitting new questions is Sunday @ 8, but people can continue voting until the speech.

    Either way, we need to keep on getting people to vote, we are so close!

  4. 4 Dave Shukla Jan 31st, 2010 at 5:41 pm

    It looks like Juliana was right – only 3 more hours folks!

  1. 1 Funding our Future Trackback on Jan 30th, 2010 at 4:53 pm
  2. 2 High Speed Rail – Actions Speak Louder than State of the Union Words « It’s Getting Hot In Here Trackback on Jan 31st, 2010 at 12:43 am
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About Tommaso


Until recently, Tommaso Boggia was the Climate Advocacy Associate at Campus Progress, the Center for American Progress youth outreach program. Prior to joining the Center, Tommaso was the Sustainability Event Coordinator for his alma mater, UC Santa Cruz, where he received a degree in Sociology with an emphasis in environmental justice. He led numerous climate change campaigns on his campus, including one to offset 100% of UC Santa Cruz’s energy use and others implementing energy efficiency programs saving UC Santa Cruz over $30,000 in utility costs. Tommaso has worked extensively with student groups, including the California Public Interest Research Group, the Alliance to Save Energy's Green Campus Program, and the California Student Sustainability Coalition. When he's not working to make the world a greener place, Tommaso can be found riding around town on his Gary Fischer bicycle that gets infinity miles per gallon.

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