President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address on Thursday night will give him a chance to lay out the policy priorities for his fourth year in office.
But it also presents an opportunity for him to make his case to an increasingly skeptical public before November’s general election that he, not former President Donald Trump, should get a second term.
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