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President Joe Biden discussed some of the biggest issues on the minds of Americans‚ from border security to abortion and the economy‚ in his State of the Union address Thursday night.  But what issues did Biden ignore that he should have talked about? Were there any unifying moments? And how did members of Congress in the audience respond to the president in his fourth such address?  Cody Sargent‚ communications director for Heritage Action for America‚ joins “The Daily Signal Podcast” to talk about the biggest moments of the night. (Heritage Action for America is the grassroots arm of The The Heritage Foundation‚ which is the parent organization of The Daily Signal.) Listen to the podcast below: Have an opinion about this article? To sound off‚ please email letters@DailySignal.com and we’ll consider publishing your edited remarks in our regular “We Hear You” feature. Remember to include the URL or headline of the article plus your name and town and/or state. The post Catch What You Missed From Biden’s State of the Union Address appeared first on The Daily Signal.

MSNBC’s immediate reaction to President Joe Biden’s shouty‚ aggressive‚ and grossly partisan State of the Union address was‚ even by MSNBC standards‚ disconnected from reality and more akin to something one might expect from North Korean state media.  Here’s Lawrence O’Donnell kicking off the gushing with expressions of astonishment at Biden’s attack on the Supreme Court:  LAWRENCE O’DONNELL: It was at that moment that I think we all remember- of the way he attacked‚ I guess is the word for it‚ the Supreme Court- TO THEIR FACES. Where the camera then goes to this shot of the six Supreme Court justices‚ three of whom he was very specifically attacking. That’s never been done before. To the extent that a president has a disagreement with the Supreme Court expressed in the State of the Union address‚ they always try to find the most polite possible language for doing that. This was not the night for that. So that was just astonishing.  “Astonishing”‚ not as in astonishment at a brazen attack upon the institutions. I was told that these were attacks upon DEMOCRACY itself. Insurrection‚ even. But‚ of course‚ things are (D)ifferent when Biden does it. Bookmark that hot take for when the rabid left stalks the conservative Supreme Court justices at their homes ahead of their ruling on presidential immunity. Then‚ there’s Nicolle Wallace‚ who also cheered the attack on the Supreme Court: NICOLLE WALLACE: I- this was his “how ‘bout them apples” speech for me. I mean‚ this is what‚ the fourth? You know‚ we’ve watched this before. I think that grabbing the room by- he started with World War II. And the Civil War. And rooted the threat facing our country from “my predecessor” in those two‚ you know‚ epic battles and he quoted Ronald Reagan. It was like a punch in the face to every Republican in the room. And that's how it started. This was the first 90‚ you know‚ first 120 seconds. There were Republican- and he rooted the address in the Civil War‚ World War II‚ and then quoted Reagan and that was a punch in the nose. It’s why by the end‚ Lindsey Graham was slouched in his seat with his arm folded‚ chuckling like it was John McCain up there. I mean‚ the- the- the- the- the sort of‚ you know‚ waving of the white flag by the Re- I mean Mike Johnson's face‚ I think‚ told the whole story. And I think that they’re‚ I mean‚ they will be attacking him by‚ you know… I’m sure they are right now‚ or they will by 11:15 on Fox News but everybody knows that this was a great speech and everybody knows that if this is the message going into the next eight months‚ the polls will soon reflect that‚ and this will be a real fight. I think taking on his own age 3 times in the end shows not just Republicans but Democrats he’s not afraid of defending his stature‚ his status. RACHEL MADDOW: (Biden) said‚ “In my career‚ I’ve been called too young and I’ve been called too old. WALLACE: He makes three references about his age. And I think the abortion debate has already been won‚ and I agree‚ by taking on the Supreme Court‚ he’s ready to take it to the next level. I thought this was a really remarkable State of the Union.  Remarkable‚ she says. Imagine the vitriolic reaction if former President Donald Trump attacked a 6-3 liberal Supreme Court during the State of the Union. They were joined by Joy Reid‚ who suggested that Biden’s speech was…chemically enhanced. Inadvertent bipartisan consensus! JOY REID:  I thought the speech was very high caffeine. I think Joe Biden woke up this morning‚ had a cup of coffee and had his Wheaties- he was definitely there to fight. This is somebody who‚ I was just talking about it in the 7 o’clock hour- about whether or not he is small-c constitutionally capable of essentially being nasty- being aggressive‚ being harsh. But he came in there tonight ready to fight for the presidency. To fight for the White House in a way that I think I did not expect. The speech was incredibly aggressive. He opened‚ as Nicolle said‚ with World War II‚ Hitler‚ appeasement‚ and then he went right for the people in front of him. He said‚ “my predecessor and some of you- some of you‚ have sought to bury the truth about January 6 and he accused a member sitting right in front of him of seeking to bury that‚ then he kept punching.  All in all‚ MSNBC’s immediate reaction was sycophantic and reminiscent of state media. Upon further review‚ perhaps I should reconsider the comparison to North Korean state media‚ which might look at MSNBC’s performance and find it to be way over the top.   

The drive-by media was very hopeful in the days ahead of the State of the Union address‚ and the prevailing sense is that the speech was going to be hailed as successful so long as President Joe Biden didn’t soil himself on the dais. CBS’s early reaction to the speech appears to confirm that sense. Watch as chief White House correspondent Nancy Cordes hails Biden’s “stamina” and “fire in the belly”: NORAH O’DONNELL: Nancy Cordes is our chief White House correspondent and Nancy‚ you covered this president closely. He's been criticized for sometimes flubbing a speech‚ going off script. Tonight was a bit different.  NANCY CORDES: Norah‚ this seemed to me to be a speech designed first and foremost to show that Joe Biden has the stamina and the fire in the belly to go another four years. It was designed to be delivered with high energy. He even broke into a call and response at one point and Democratic lawmakers played along. He told jokes. But he came out of the gate criticizing Donald Trump on Ukraine and then on January 6th. That was unexpected. He accused him of unleashing chaos when it comes to reproductive rights and pandering to Vladimir Putin. It seemed to me that this White House understood that one of the biggest obstacles to reelection for him are the persistent voter questions about the president's age. And the White House set out to try to address those questions with a speech in which he ad-libbed about everything from taxes to Snickers.  These statements of attestation to Biden’s vigor and stamina are normally reserved for Cabinet officials and elected Democrats who find themselves compelled to defend the president against accusations (with evidence) of diminished physical and cognitive capabilities. In the case of Cordes though‚ she delivers these attestations freely‚ willingly‚ and without reservation once elicited to do so by anchor Norah O’Donnell.  Cordes’ affirmations of presidential vigor were preceded by John Dickerson’s cheerleading of Biden’s excessive partisanship‚ as proven by his use of “my predecessor” and “fair”.  The portion of the post-reaction closed out with correspondent Robert Costa’s wishcasting over whether Biden gets Nikki Haley’s voters‚ and with enthusiasm over Biden’s start to the general election campaign season. CBS’s coverage proves the drive-by media’s desire to cast the speech as successful‚ at all costs up to and including credibility.  Click “expand” to view the aforementioned portion of post-speech coverage as aired on CBS on Thursday‚ March 7th‚ 2024: NORAH O’DONNELL: And there it is. President Biden delivering a feisty and animated State of the Union address tonight. Probably one of the most political addresses I've ever heard‚ before a joint chamber‚ at this time drawing a sharp contrast with Republicans. And while he did not mention Donald Trump's name‚ he referred to his predecessor more than a dozen times‚ taunting Republicans at times in a vigorous address. I want to bring in our chief political analyst‚ John Dickerson. John. JOHN DICKERSON: Yes. A stemwinder‚ Norah. I'm going to pluck two words out of the speech that  President Biden used. He used each of them 13 times. One is the one you just mentioned‚ “predecessor” or “my predecessor”. Referring to Donald Trump as a threat to American democracy as great as the one America faced in 1941 before World War II. You cannot set the stakes any higher than that in terms of defining who he is running against. The other word he used 13 times is “fair”. This is a policy argument he was making when he talked about- when he talked about lowering drug prices‚ helping teachers get paid more‚ helping others go up the ladder of opportunity‚ helping with housing. All of those policies‚ those are to help people who are in the middle class and lower. How was he going to pay for it? By increasing taxes on the wealthy and corporations. It's a populist pitch aimed at fairness. The speech will fade but those two things‚ how he defines his opponent and that notion of fairness is pretty much the argument from now until November.  O’DONNELL: Nancy Cordes is our chief White House correspondent and Nancy‚ you covered this president closely. He's been criticized for sometimes flubbing a speech‚ going off script. Tonight was a bit different.  NANCY CORDES: Norah‚ this seemed to me to be a speech designed first and foremost to show that Joe Biden has the stamina and the fire in the belly to go another four years. It was designed to be delivered with high energy. He even broke into a call and response at one point and Democratic lawmakers played along. He told jokes. But he came out of the gate criticizing Donald Trump on Ukraine and then on January 6th. That was unexpected. He accused him of unleashing chaos when it comes to reproductive rights and pandering to Vladimir Putin. It seemed to me that this White House understood that one of the biggest obstacles to reelection for him are the persistent voter questions about the president's age. And the White House set out to try to address those questions with a speech in which he ad-libbed about everything from taxes to Snickers.  O’DONNELL: And Robert Costa‚ I was struck by that too. We've covered so many of these State of the Union addresses where the president begins with domestic issues. It’s- foreign policy is not usually considered that interesting‚ but we are in a different era. And he began with Ukraine. He began with his predecessor and Putin and said "My predecessor‚ a former Republican president‚ tells Putin do whatever the hell you want‚" saying that he’ll bow down. It's outrageous‚ it's dangerous‚ it's unacceptable.  ROBERT COSTA: Norah‚ sometimes timing is everything in politics. And what happened just days ago‚ Super Tuesday‚ former ambassador Nikki Haley got out of the race. President Biden tonight making a pitch to Nikki Haley's voters‚ traditional Republicans who might feel like they don't have a home in Donald Trump's Republican party. He’s quoting Ronald Reagan. He's talking about January 6th‚ and he's saying to them‚ “I'm building a coalition that's not only progressives and Democrats but could include some Republicans.” And you look at- sometimes a picture tells a thousand words. You see President Biden there mingling on the House floor. Democrats all smiles‚ some centrists from the New Jersey delegation there. I saw Senator Bernie Sanders come up with a big grin to say hello to President Biden. They're happy tonight. The president kicked off his campaign with a forceful speech‚ giving Democrats in that room and nationally a lot of confidence that he has what it takes for a rough campaign against Trump.  

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