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Ask The White House Booth
CBS News Correspondents Will Answer Viewer Questions
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The CBS News booth at the White House. (CBS)
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Interactive The White House Explore America's White House, which has survived a fire set by British troops and has undergone several major renovations in the past 200 years.
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Photo Essay Barney The Dog Nobody's making any bones about it: Humans are not the only stars in the White House.
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Interactive Bush Presidency The president's agenda, plus facts, figures, major events and key personalities.
Our White House team wants your questions. From their cramped and windowless office space in the White House, veteran CBS News Correspondents John Roberts, Bill Plante, Mark Knoller and Peter Maer have a unique view into the presidency.
They're standing by to give you an inside peek at life in the White House. We'll post your questions - civil ones only, with the correspondents' answers. We'll correct grammar and spelling mistakes and retain the right to edit for space limitations. We prefer that your inquiries be be signed with a name and location.
E-mail them at Ask The White House Booth.
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