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(AllHipHop News) On Tuesday evening (Jan. 12), President Barack Obama, delivered his final State of the Union address. The POTUS delivered candid commentary on the four main topics of maintaining the nation’s safety, establishing Congressional bipartisanship, bolstering the economy, and emerging technology.
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The hour-long primetime speech was strategic in its message. While several of Obama’s detractors question his stance on the terrorist groups Al Qaeda and ISIS. He made sure to address those naysayers. “The United States of America is the most powerful nation on Earth. Period. It’s not even close…If you doubt America’s commitment or mine that justice is done, ask Osama Bin Laden,” said the reassured president.
Rather than boasting about all of his administration’s accomplishments President Obama challenged himself and Congress to continue to making noteworthy political and social strides. Throughout the discussion’s duration Hip-Hop used Twitter and chimed in with its thoughts.
Check out the included tweets from people like Charlamagne Tha God, Karen Civil and Wale. The D.C. native became the first MC to open up for a president’s State of the Union address.
"We are only here because somebody, somewhere, stood up for us. – @POTUS #HealthandJustice4All #FreeOurDreams pic.twitter.com/O5o1c87s82
— Sons & Brothers (@sonsandbros) January 13, 2016
Thank you Barack. Thank you. One more year to go. Let's get criminal justice reform done this year! #SOTU
— Russell Simmons (@UncleRUSH) January 13, 2016
https://twitter.com/TalibKweli/status/687105900943781888
https://twitter.com/cthagod/status/687093044928200704
https://twitter.com/cthagod/status/687093634815127552
RT @realDonaldTrump: The #SOTU speech is really boring, slow, lethargic – very hard to watch! pic.twitter.com/zsQiQUJHl9
— Just Blaze (@JustBlaze) January 13, 2016
https://twitter.com/Wale/status/687113396379074560
https://twitter.com/Wale/status/687107674476032000
https://twitter.com/KarenCivil/status/687110261350764545
With his last year in office what other issues should the president address?