President Obama laid out his agenda well in tonight's presidential address. He defined himself as left of the center and ready to use the federal government to fix our ailing problems.

Barack Obama spoke to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday. Though not an official State of the Union address, he outlined his plan for the economy, health care and more, telling Americans that “we will rebuild, we will recover and the United States of America will emerge stronger than before.”

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Here is Barack Obama's response to the State of the Union. Full text of the response...

Kathleen Sebelius, the Governor of Kansas, delivered her response to the State Of The Union Speech by president George Bush. Text of Democratic response to State of the Union address, by Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius.

President George Bush is delivering his final 2008 State of the Union address before the U.S. Congress. Everyone is already present, just now the Cabinet, Chief Justice, and the dean of The Diplomatic Corp entered the chamber. The president is entering to deliver the State of The Union speech of 2008 as we are writing these lines. The rest of this article is from Voice Of America report, but we will do live blogging via comments box, your insight and remarks about the State Of The Union address is essential.

President Bush's last State of the Union (SOTU) tonight may be a sorry story of a slumping economy and a surge most striking in its slowness. He may set out a litany of missions unaccomplished, dressed up as ambitious agenda items for his final turn -- not. Reprise his failed attempts to revamp Social Security and overhaul immigration rules? uh-huh. More likely he will set the bar low, and focus on low-hanging fruit, easily achieved but of little real import.

Tonight President Bush will deliver his last State of the Union (SOTU for short) address. As is usual at this time each year, rumors abound as to what will be in the speech. Will this particular SOTU focus on his legacy? How ambitious will be the agenda he lays out for the coming 12 months?

All attention is on the Bush's State Of The Union Speech this evening when the president will address the nation on the State Of The Union. However, Daily Kos Media says "no need to watch it" because the reviews of the Bush's speech are already in the media.