If you are inside the event and manage to get called upon during the Town Meeting, here’s some questions you might ask:

1. The Iraq war costs us hundreds of millions of dollars every day. That would amount to more than a trillion dollars over the four years of your presidential term if you get elected. How do you intend to pay for it? And don’t you think our economy would be better off if we get out of Iraq sooner?

2. The Bush Administration’s threats to use military force against Iran are provocative and destabilizing. What steps do you favor to put our two countries on the path to conflict resolution instead of another ill-conceived war?

3. In the speech you gave on nuclear security on May 27 in Denver, you said you supported Ronald Reagan’s dream of “banishing nuclear weapons from the face of the earth.” You also said we should work with the other nuclear states to fulfill our obligations under the Non-Proliferation Treaty for nuclear reductions. In fact, the Treaty is consistent with Ronald Reagan’s dream. It calls for reductions and total elimination of nuclear weapons worldwide. What prudent and pragmatic steps will you take to achieve this legal obligation?