US President Joe Biden “is walking a fine line” as his upcoming State of the Union address must sound like “a president who’s halfway through his term” instead of a campaign speech, says Sky News Washington Correspondent Annelise Nielsen.
Biden’s State of the Union address must sound like a president ‘halfway
through his term’“We’re expecting there’s going to be a strong focus on the economy.”
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