SOTU

[ soh-too ]

noun

1. State of the Union (message).

Example Sentences

In the hours before the SOTU, the White House sent out what can only be seen as a desperate reminder of their list of good deeds following the fall of Roe.

From Salon

In another glowing Twitter review, Kevin Roberts, who heads the Heritage Foundation, an increasingly MAGA-fied conservative think tank, declared: "This speech was not only the best #SOTU rebuttal ever — it's the future of conservatism and of the country."

From Salon

Mike Sommers, president of the American Petroleum Institute, said Biden “could have used his #SOTU address to unite America. Instead, he has again criticized American businesses that employ millions of Americans, pay taxes and provide energy for the world. U.S. oil and natural gas producers, transporters and refiners deserve better.”

From Washington Times

In the days before the SOTU, reporters nudged McCarthy about whether he would indulge himself by ripping up his paper copy of Biden's speech at its conclusion, mimicking then-Speaker Nancy Pelosi's theatrical gesture at the conclusion of Donald Trump's 2020 speech.

From Salon

Who is invited to this year’s SOTU?

From Slate