President Donald Trump will deliver his State of the Union address to Congress at one of the most fragile moments of his second term as he confronts new Supreme Court limits on his agenda, voter anger over inflation and growing cracks within his MAGA coalition ahead of the midterms.
But during a time of hardened political divides, shrinking attention spans and declining television viewership, it’s unlikely that even one of Washington’s most enduring political traditions can reset the course of his embattled administration, according to interviews with Republican political consultants, historians and communications experts.
Republican strategist and ROKK Partner Ron Bonjean shared his thoughts on this year’s State of the Union address in The Washington Post.