A Brief History of the State of the Union

8 hrs ago

From Washington’s handwritten report to prime-time political theater — how the State of the Union evolved into must-watch TV.

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MaryBeth Lathrop

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I'm unconvinced this State of the Union address will matter. I'd also very much like to travel back about 100 years and live out my life in that world. Any news on time travel recently?

Thank you Rob.

I have given up my attempt to invent a time machine. Mainly because I haven't come back from the future to help me finish it.

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A Brief History of the State of the Union