SOTU

[soh-too]

noun

State of the Union (message).

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That would have made the SOTU highlight reels for centuries to come.
The State of the Union Should Be More Like the Super Bowl
Kevin Bleyer
February 1, 2014
In his final SOTU in 1974, President Nixon meant to declare, “We must replace the discredited welfare system.”
Looking Back at Past SOTU Addresses
Eleanor Clift
January 28, 2014
In his comments Tuesday, Obama continued the hard-to-substantiate “job-creating” theme from his SOTU address.
Thoughts on the BRAIN Initiative
Ilana Glazer
April 3, 2013
The SOTU is the biggest captive audience Obama will have before the ax is due to fall March 1.
Budget Battles Ahead, Obama Prepares High-Stakes State of the Union
Eleanor Clift
February 11, 2013
Because the DREAM Act polls well in Arizona, Democrats hope the SOTU will win over disgruntled Latino voters.
Obama and the Dems’ Strategy to Win in Arizona: Heavy Courtship of Latinos
Terry Greene Sterling
January 25, 2012