The article discusses the challenges faced by the Democratic Party in responding to President Trump and adapting to the current political landscape.

The article discusses Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and other Supreme Court Justices' attendance at the State of the Union address, highlighting differing sentiments towards the event.

A recent NPR/PBS News/Marist poll shows that majorities believe the state of the union is weak and that President Trump is rushing changes without consideration, particularly affecting independents' views.

The article speculates on what President Trump may address in his upcoming speech to Congress, reflecting on past speeches and highlighting the performative and partisan nature of Trump's presidential addresses.

President Trump will deliver his first address to Congress since reelection, outlining his legislative priorities, but it will not be classified as a State of the Union due to its timing and format.