Clinton Moves Right in Address Blurs Lines on Partisanship
After the State of the Union, Republican lawmakers question if Clinton switched parties while Democrats view his shift as centrist. Several representatives describe his stance as conservative on immigration and welfare, with tax cuts and defense spending, yet support for Brady Bill and a higher minimum wage persists. Reactions vary across Fowell, Lipinski, Weller, Reynolds, and Weller, noting a long speech and mixed signals on unity and bipartisan cooperation.
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