President Obama’s Twitter Town Hall Talk about Politics Powered By Twitter … President Obama’s Twitter town hall is officially underway now over. Twitter users threw questions at Obama using the hashtag #My2k, a social movement the White House has been pushing that reflects the approximately $2,200 it estimates that middle-class Americans stand to lose if Congress fails to extend the Bush tax cuts for those making $250,000 or less. Follow Us Question 1: Question 2: Question 3: Question 4: Question 5: Question 6: Question 7: Question 8: That’s a wrap, folks. Eight is enough. The Republicans, by the way, made a counter-offer on the fiscal cliff negotiations today. Read it here. Here’s an official White House photo of Obama in action: And another, cooler shot: We’ll have a full recap, with analysis, of the president’s Twitter town hall on “Politics Powered By Twitter” at 6 pm ET on SiriusXM 124. Follow Us Macon Phillips (@Macon44), Director of White House Office of Digital Strategy, joined Politics Powered By Twitter co-hosts Slade Sohmer (@SladeHV) and Lee Brenner (@LeeBrenner) last Thursday to discuss the administration’s thought process behind the #My2K hashtag, what the White House considers “success” for a Twitter campaign given the lack of quantifiable metrics, the overall White House social media strategy and the president’s personal tweets. Oh, and Phillips’ newborn son. </noscript> Follow Us Slade Sohmer Slade Sohmer is editor-in-chief of HyperVocal and co-host of SiriusXM's daily "Politics Powered By Twitter" program. Tweet him at @SladeHV.