
Biden to Congress in State of the Union: ‘Let’s finish the job’
The President’s speech was more conciliation than confrontation, more hope than anger and a pledge to work together.
The President’s speech was more conciliation than confrontation, more hope than anger and a pledge to work together.
The man who spent most of his political life in the Senate knows how to deal and reach agreements. The key is finding a way to work with those who are willing to put the country, not partisanship, first.
The President faces the challenge at a time when even his own party doubts his ability.
The President presents a positive view of the nation’s state while Republicans, plagued by scandals and internal strife, claim days of terror lie ahead.
In an hour-long State of the Union address, Biden hoped to jumpstart a stalled agenda.
A plea to put America ahead of partisan politics comes at a polarizing time for America.
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This will mark the first one by Biden, now in his second year in office.
Trump lied and exaggerated more than 30 times in a 78-minute speech that was more hyperbole and campaign propaganda than a report on the state of a divided nation.