Live coverage of President Barack Obama's annual State of Union address where he sets out a blueprint for "a fairer America". By Amy Willis 05.34 (00.34) Obama used the State of Union speech to draw out the election battle lines, says Peter Foster in
Obama used Tuesday's State of the Union address to lay out a vision of America in which everybody gets a fair shot at economic success and everybody — including "the wealthy" — plays by the same rules as the average
The proposals stemmed from his 2011 State of the Union address, when he lamented the disparate nature of the federal bureaucracy and joked that at least two departments — Commerce and Interior — share responsibility for salmon.
The proposals stemmed from his 2011 State of the Union address, when he lamented the disparate nature of the federal bureaucracy and joked that at least two departments — Commerce and Interior — share responsibility for salmon.
As President Barack Obama again pledged to repair the American economy in his annual State of the Union address Tuesday night, some Moberly residents chalked up his pronouncements as just more rosy rhetoric by a politician – not unlike the July 2010
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