President Joe Biden‘s State of the Union address offered a pivotal moment for him to convince voters to give him a second round in the White House.
The State of the Union address, Biden’s third as president, was largely used as a launching pad for the president’s reelection campaign as he prepares to face a rematch against former President Donald Trump in November. In his roughly 68-minute speech, Biden touched on some policy issues that are top voter concerns heading into the general election cycle.
While Biden engaged in occasionally tense back-and-forths with Republican lawmakers who opposed much of his messaging, the president was also met with quiet rebellion from members of his own party.
Here are five key takeaways from Biden’s State of the Union:
Biden goes on offense against Trump —
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