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All eyes were on President Biden’s last State of the Union address before the election as he spoke on the Israel-Gaza war, the economy and reproductive rights. The address to a joint session of Congress — which comes as Biden’s 2024 rematch with Donald Trump kicks into high gear — also served as a chance for the Democratic incumbent to reshape negative public perceptions of him and his presidency.
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