Two leading Democratic strategists -- William Galston and Stan Greenberg -- have both offered their analysis of Obama's State of the Union Address.

With arbitrary spending cuts looming, Republicans seem happy to let the country plunge into another economic crisis. The sequester crisis would cost over a million jobs for teachers, policemen, firefighters, food inspectors and lifelines America’s families rely on.

President Obama has now used his election night victory, Inauguration, and State of the Union address to highlight the injustice of long voting lines and voter suppression in America.

No surprise that a populist progressive Democrat like me would like President Obama's State of the Union address that talked so much about lifting up the middle class. But there's a background story on getting to the president's message last night that is little known but worth telling.

Focusing on the executive actions you can take without Congress is a great idea, Mr. President. 

President Obama said during his State of the Union address that he would focus on things he could do alone — without having to depend on a badly divided, partisan Congress. 

President Obama used his State of the Union address on Tuesday to fill out the progressive agenda he envisions for his second term.