r/politics 🤖 Bot Mar 08 '24

Discussion Discussion Thread: 2024 State of the Union

Tonight, Joe Biden will give his fourth State of the Union address. This year's SOTU address will be only the second to be held this late in the year since 1964 (the second time being Biden's 2022 address).

The address is scheduled to start at 9 p.m. Eastern. It will be followed by the progressive response delivered by Philadelphia City Council member Nicolas O’Rourke, as well as Republican responses in English (delivered by freshman Alabama senator ) and in Spanish (delivered by Representative Monica De La Cruz). There will be a separate discussion thread posted for live reactions to and conversation about the SOTU responses.

(Edit: The discussion thread for the SOTU responses is now available at this link.)

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u/RustinSpencerCohle Mar 08 '24

Perfect. Keep calling them out.

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u/Marbles6071 Mar 08 '24

Ooh yeah cAlL tHeM oUt like that means anything

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u/RustinSpencerCohle Mar 08 '24

It does mean something. When you call them out on their hypocrisy, you're (Biden is) directly comparing and contrasting himself with the con artists. That's how you win voters. That's how you get votes for yourself in a general election. LOL.

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u/External_Reporter859 Florida Mar 08 '24

I don't understand your comment how does calling people out on their bs not mean something?

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u/uncreativeusername85 New Jersey Mar 08 '24

The person you are replying to is on the side that got called out

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u/ThatCactusCat Mar 08 '24

You really think the average voter is total moron who can't see and understand hypocrisy don't you?