National: Biden to Give State of the Union

President Joe Biden will deliver his third State of the Union address tonight, a speech that comes against the backdrop of the ongoing influx of migrants at the US-Mexico border, the US role in the Ukraine-Russia and Israel-Hamas wars, delays in the passage of a federal budget, and more. 

Biden is expected to tout positive US economic indicators, including 3% growth in 2023, as well as efforts to address lower consumer prices after nearly two years of persistently high inflation, which peaked above 9% in June 2022. Analysts say the appearance also marks an opportunity for Biden to address criticisms of his age and fitness to hold office for another four years. The 81-year-old Biden is the oldest president to hold office; his likely challenger, 77-year-old former President Donald Trump, would be the second-oldest were he to win reelection (see comparisons). 

The address will be aired on major networks beginning at 9 pm ET, with Alabama Sen. Katie Britt providing the GOP response.

Staff

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3 Comments

  1. FLC
    FLC

    @ David T. Hawkins. I will have to pass on that game. I simply cannot drink in those amounts like that any more.

  2. Edward Lyle
    Edward Lyle

    Big Tech is already screwing with conservative websites to block the reality of the Dementia Patient Pedo-in-Chief.

  3. David T. Hawkins
    David T. Hawkins

    DRINKING GAME: Every time Biden says Trump's name, you take a Shot. Every time Biden says a LIE about Trump, you Down a Beer. It's not the age that maters, it's the Mental State, Cognitiveness, Biden has none. It's going to be aired on major networks beginning at 9 pm ET, that's pretty late for him to be up and be able to make a Speech that people will be able to understand and follow so, I assume it will be pre-recorded earlier today?

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