The State of the Union address is much more than a night of pomp and ceremony. The President's message to Congress -- as it was known in the early days -- is an obligation articulated in the US Constitution. It's also an opportunity for the commander-in-chief to lay-out his legislative agenda and to speak directly to the American people. Learn the history behind the annual political ritual
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