What if You Gave the State of the Union

He shall from time to time give to the Congress Information of the State of the Union, and recommend to their Consideration such Measures as he shall judge necessary and expedient.

“The Constitution of the United States,” Article II, Section 3, Clause 1.

President O takes the mic tomorrow to fulfill his duty under the Constitution to give us information.  Tomorrow, will he start his campaign for 2012? Will he set us straight?  Is tomorrow’s speech all about strong reaction?

Although he’ll say otherwise, the people of Massachusetts sparked the President to bring back his crew and start hitting it hard.  He’s been on the streets icing the nation’s budget; proposing doling out cash to care for children and our elders; giving a break on student loan repayment; and, expanding access to retirement accounts. After he takes the mic tomorrow, he hits the streets to make sure we get the word.  A busy man.

Send message to D.C. What are you hoping the President mixes into his address tomorrow?  What messages should he speak on?  What do you want to hear?  What do we need to hear?   What should we hear?

Will you watch it? Where will you watch it?  Where’s your running commentary?  Where will I find your official response?

Peace.