All America cheered the news that VP Joe Biden had finally found a job: he'll be heading up Barack Obama's "Middle Class Task Force". The site is located at astrongmiddleclass.gov, which simply redirects to whitehouse.gov/strongmiddleclass. As part of that, they'll apparently be conducting meetings across the U.S., with the first to cover green jobs in Philadelphia on February 27. If there's going to be a public Q&A session, I urge everyone to go out and ask an on-topic question designed to reveal the flaws in Biden's plans. Unfortunately, I'm not an expert on that field, but if you are here's how to craft a tough question.

For some more ideas on questions to ask, see his USA Today editorial (whitehouse.gov/blog_post/Time_to_put_middle_class_front_and_center_1):

One of the things that makes this task force distinctive is it brings together - in one place - those agencies that have the most impact on the well-being of the middle class in our country. We'll be looking at everything from access to college and training with the Department of Education, to business development with the Department of Commerce, to child care reform with Health and Human Services, to labor law with the Department of Labor. With this task force, we'll have a single, high-visibility group with one goal: To raise the living standards of middle-class families.

Over the upcoming months, we will focus on answering those concerns that matter most to families. What can we do to make retirement more secure? How can we make child and elder care more affordable? How do we improve workplace safety? How are we going to get the cost of college within reach? What can we do to help weary parents juggle work and family? And, above all else, what are the jobs of the future? Here, we'll be looking at green jobs, better-paying jobs, better-quality jobs.

Regarding college affordability, ask Joe Biden why Obama wants to take college educations away from U.S. citizens in order to give them to illegal aliens. See the question authority list for more possibilities.

Whatever you do, get Biden's response on video and then upload it to video sharing sites.