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The president projected a version of the United States that is growing, safe and “winning.” In the Democratic response, Gov. Abigail Spanberger of Virginia accused the president of sowing fear and lying about the economy.
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If the State of the Union predicts the political weather ahead, the forecast from Trump's slashing attacks on Democrats and the Democrats' dismissive response was hard to miss, writes USA TODAY's Susan Page.
The US president broke his own record for longest speech, touting his policies and slamming Democrats on immigration. Here are the takeaways.
Partisan tensions were on display as President Trump goaded Democratic lawmakers while defending his agenda.
