I always enjoy seeing new uses for video on the internet, especially in politics. But while we all might enjoy the "Obama Girl" video or the various JibJab productions, what matters more is when political leaders use video to talk directly to us about real issues and policy.

The Democrats on the House Committee on Education and Labor did that recently to talk about the College Cost Reduction Act. The video's introduction is a little lame, I think, but the rest has some good information. Here's the video:

Tim Walberg is also a member of the Committee on Education and Labor. He voted No on the College Cost Reduction Act, which passed 273 to 149.

Congressman Walberg, why did you vote against this bill? I've been searching your website for a statement, but I can't find one.

If you'd like to respond with a video, I'd love to post it here!

Labels: 110th Congress, Education, Issues, Tim Walberg, Walberg Voting Record