Google, the most popular Web site in the United States (Alexa Top 100), has the honor of providing this interesting link. Sure, it looks like some sort of promotional thing, but click the link and you’ll go straight to the White House (online), which is now open for your questions.

“Many of you are worried, and have a lot of questions,” President Barack Obama says in the online message, which explains an upcoming event. He will host a Town Hall-style meeting which will be broadcast on Thursday at 11:30 am Eastern. He’ll answer the questions provided by people online, questions which may be submitted in text or video format. The topics provided include education, home ownership, health care reform, retirement security, financial stability and the budget.

“We’re going to try something a little different,” Obama’s ninety-second speech sums up the absolutely unprecedented event. “We’re going to take advantage of the Internet to bring all of you to the White House to talk about the economy.” So far, more than sixty thousand questions have been submitted.

“This is an experiment,” he states in the video. “But, it’s also an exciting opportunity.” 

Internet users will also have the option of voting on questions which have already been submitted - 2.4 million votes have been cast so far. According to the video, the president will answer the most pertinent and popular questions submitted by the American people. “We may not always agree on everything, but this way I can get a sense of your concerns, and give you some straight answers,” he offers in the message.

“So, America, what do you want to know about the economy?”