President Barack Obama delivered his final State of the Union
address Tuesday, calling for "a better politics" that rejects
discrimination and fear towards outsiders. At many times a direct rebuke
to the rhetoric of GOP candidates - particularly Donald Trump - he
urged lawmakers to find common ground and eschew partisanship for its
own sake. And he outlined four "big questions" that must be addressed by
Americans, dealing with the economy, technology, foreign policy and the
coarseness of our politics.
He was on defense on foreign policy, calling
Republicans' strident threats of a growing ISIS overblown. Republican
GOP candidates swiftly rebuked him for underestimating the threat of
terrorism.
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Source: NBC News
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