WASHINGTON - This year's State of the Union (SOTU) address, which President Donald Trump will deliver before the joint Houses of Congress on Tuesday (Feb 5) night in Washington, is arguably getting even more attention than usual, given the sharp political polarisation in the United States, and the drama surrounding this particular SOTU.
The SOTU address is an important, constitutionally mandated tradition in the US, offering the president a primetime audience to showcase his priorities.
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