By NewsEditor
Need to have a good laugh? Rush Limbaugh provides it with his SOTU condensed version. You won’t be able to watch this video only once. Enjoy and LOL.
By NewsEditor
Need to have a good laugh? Rush Limbaugh provides it with his SOTU condensed version. You won’t be able to watch this video only once. Enjoy and LOL.
By Daniel Noe
Here is Obama’s proclamation against gun violence from his SOTU address, followed by footage from an interview with Obama hero Frank Marshall Davis…
By Daniel Noe
Yesterday, Dr. Carson appeared on Fox and Friends to give his take on the State of the Union address.
The real Republican response to the President’s State of the Union address did not come from the parched lips of Florida Senator Marco Rubio—the latest in a long line of GOP sacrificial lambs to follow the SOTU with campaign style complaints and endless stories of personal hardship that do little to actually address any of the proposals put forth by the President. …read more
Source: FULL ARTICLE at Forbes Latest
Every year politics becomes more entrenched with entertainment and why wouldn’t it? After all, Washington DC is referred to as Hollywood for ugly people by people inside the beltway. Celebrities clamor for the camera to support their pet policies while others perform at campaign rallies as an insurance policy to insure attendance. So why should the televised state of the union Speech or opposing party response be any different? Last night Obama delivered a speech that even many of his ardent supports said it felt like the last 4 SOTU speeches Obama had given. There were times when the standing ovations were loud and proud that created an energy that policy makers in the democratic party hope will carry over into the next session when voting on future legislation laid out by the President is put before congress. Immediately following the President’s speech, it was time for the GOP to highlight their future star and it they did just that when Senator Marco Rubio was tasked with giving the Republicans response speech. As soon as Rubio came on screen I was immediately reminded of Governor Bobby Jindal GOP response speech from 2009 and apparently, I wasn’t the only one. A website called policymic.com noticed too. …read more
Source: FULL ARTICLE at Forbes Latest
By Brigham A. McCown, Contributor
Yesterday’s pre-speech article discussed what pundits and experts thought would occur during last night’s SOTU speech. By and large, the Beltway crowd was fairly accurate. …read more
Source: FULL ARTICLE at Forbes Latest
By hnn
The Washington Post video team has created a video mashup of State of the Union addresses from the past sixty years — check it out here.
Further Reading:
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Source: FULL ARTICLE at History News Network – George Mason University
By csponn
For nearly three decades, extraordinary Americans who exemplify the themes and ideals laid out in the State of the Union Address have been invited to join the First Lady in her viewing box. From students to teachers and innovators, to entrepreneurs and those serving in our armed forces – use the interactive feature below to learn more about the remarkable individuals who will join First Lady Michelle Obama for the 2013 State of the Union Address.
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We will be announcing the invitees soon so check back to meet the honored guests. ");”>Watch the Video
First Lady Michelle Obama
Michelle Obama is the First Lady of the United States. Continuing a longstanding tradition, extraordinary Americans who exemplify the themes and ideals laid out in the President’s State of the Union Address attend the event as guests of the First Lady.
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Dr. Jill Biden
Jill Biden is the wife of Vice President Biden. An educator and a proud Blue Star mom, Dr. Biden works to highlight the importance of community colleges, to raise awareness about the sacrifices made by military families, and to bring attention to women’s health issues.
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Valerie Jarrett
Valerie B. Jarrett is a Senior Advisor to President Barack Obama. She is also the Chair of the White House Council on Women and Girls and she oversees the Offices of Intergovernmental Affairs; Public Engagement; Urban Affairs; and Olympic, Paralympic, and Youth Sport.
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Sergeant Sheena Adams
Vista, California
A native of Kauai, Hawaii, Sergeant Adams joined the Marine Corps in 2003. Sergeant Adams was deployed to Helmand Province, Afghanistan as a member of the Female Engagement Team (FET) from September 2010 to April 2011. Sergeant Adams received her Combat Action Ribbon and Navy and Marine Corp Achievement Medal (second award) after successful completion of the deployment. In September 2011, Sergeant Adams returned to 1st Marine Expeditionary Force Advisor Training Cell, as Team Advisor/Liaison and lead FET instructor, where she re-engineered the Period of Instruction for future FETs.
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Alan Aleman
Las Vegas, Nevada
Alan Aleman was born in Mexico City, Mexico and attended high school in the U.S. Determined to get a good education, Aleman was one of the first to sign up when he heard the news that the Obama Administration was going to provide Deferred …read more
Source: FULL ARTICLE at The White House