Staff Reports
In the upcoming State of the Union address in 2024, President Joe Biden is expected to focus on controversial issues like abortion, so-called Bidenomics, and foreign policy, according to the biased and liberal White House guest list.
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The President and his guests, including Kate Cox, a Texas mother who sought an out-of-state abortion after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, will be front and center to hear Biden’s liberal agenda. Notably, absent from the guest list are anyone connected to the Israel-Hamas war, setting the stage for Biden to push his own leftist narrative.
The guest list, carefully curated by the East Wing, also boasts some eyebrow-raising figures, like a gun control advocate, a founder and CEO of an electric vehicle charger manufacturing company, and even an individual involved in U.S. Navy operations protecting maritime shipping. It’s quite the lineup and indicates the kind of issues Biden is likely to harp on during his address.
The University of Michigan’s Aaron Kall, a known Biden supporter, noted that the President’s handling of these controversial topics may not change any minds but instead aims to express empathy and push his liberal agenda. It’s a calculated move to try and win over support for his policies, but let’s not forget, Biden has been known to change his stance more times than a chameleon changes its colors.
The guest list for the First Lady’s viewing box includes individuals like Kate Cox, who sought an out-of-state abortion, and Kris Blackley, an oncology nurse and director of patient navigation. These individuals are likely to be used as pawns in Biden’s political game during his address.
It’s clear that the President will use his guests to bolster his specific policy proposals during the State of the Union address. This kind of grandstanding isn’t new and goes all the way back to the days of Ronald Reagan in 1982. But the question remains: Will Biden’s attempt to rally support for his liberal agenda succeed, or will the American people see through his political theatrics and stubborn, left-wing stance?
As Joe Biden takes the stage for his 2024 State of the Union address, it’s clear that his laundry list of politicized guests, carefully chosen to push his own liberal narrative, is nothing but a political ploy to garner support for his controversial policies. But whether the American people buy into his biased and progressive agenda remains to be seen.
