State of the Union, 2005

Freedom, in the Eyes of Bush and History()  

February 2, 2005 When President Bush delivers his State of the Union message, he's expected to emphasize the ideals of freedom and liberty, as he did in his Inaugural address. But what does freedom mean today — and what did it used to mean?

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President Bush delivers the State of the Union address
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President Bush delivers the State of the Union address. Above him are Vice President Dick Cheney (left) and Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert.

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