Biden gave 'speech of his life' at SOTU. Here are 3 things he did right and 3 things he got wrong
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President Joe Biden delivered his State of the Union address on Thursday night. He succeeded in several key ways. But he also fell short. Let's look at it all.
Mark J. Penn is the chairman and CEO of Stagwell Inc. and chairman of the Harris Poll. He is a Fox News contributor.
What went right from the Biden camp’s perspective --
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