Tonight: President Obama’s First State of the Union Address
The Los Angeles Times reported:
With his State of the Union address tonight, President Obama aims to deliver a game-changing message, one capable of convincing Americans that his policies will create jobs, curb spending and restore prosperity.
He [also] plans to call for a comprehensive overhaul of the immigration system, they said, and will talk about the need to regulate carbon emissions, which contribute to global warming. The president also will discuss government reform, a senior administration official said, and express concern about the recent Supreme Court decision that opens the way for unlimited political spending by corporations.
Organizing for America supporters will be gathering at State of the Union Watch Parties across the country tonight, and there is still time to find an event near you.
The President's address will be carried on all major television networks, as well as live online at WhiteHouse.gov or here at BarackObama.com. And for the first time, those with an Apple iPhone or iPod Touch will be able to watch a live video stream of the event on the White House iPhone app, which can be downloaded for free here.
Following the State of the Union address, you can submit a follow-up question and vote on other user submitted questions at YouTube.com/CitizenTube. Next week, the President will answer your questions in a special online event at the White House.