President Trump delivered his Address to Congress on Tuesday night, marking just over a month since he returned to the White House for his second, non-consecutive term. This address is distinct from a State of the Union, which typically occurs in the second through fourth years of a president’s term and serves as a reflection on accomplishments thus far.
Since Trump has recently begun his second term, this event is categorized as an “Address to Congress” rather than a “State of the Union.”
Following the speech, national teams spoke with Virginia lawmakers to gather their reactions to the president’s message.
