History of the State of the Union address
A concise history traces the State of the Union from Washington’s 1790 annual message to Jefferson’s written reports and Wilson’s return to in person delivery. It notes Coolidge’s radio broadcast, Truman’s first TV address, the 1986 Challenger delay, and later shifts under Lyndon Johnson and Clinton’s 1998 scandal era.
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The White House builds the State of the Union with tight control and last minute edits are rare. President Bush identifies and removes unsanctioned items, guided by speechwriter Matthew Scully. The address shapes the 2006 Republican agenda and precedes the 2007 budget request to Congress.
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