They know it is a policy agenda, but also the framework for the effort to keep the House and the Senate in Republican hands, to keep Mr. Bush from what would most likely be a very lonely two years in the White House if the Democrats are able to take back one or both Congressional chambers come November.
John King explains the political stakes for President Bush regarding the State of the Union address.
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