We the People: State of the Union fulfills constitutional obligation

President Joe Biden’s delivery of what has become the annual State of the Union Address fulfilled one of the few constitutional obligations imposed upon the nation’s chief executive. What were the framers of the constitution thinking when they wrote in Article II, Section 3, that the president “shall from time to time give to […]

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We the People: State of the Union fulfills constitutional obligation

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