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State of the Union to Set Obama's Election Campaign Agenda

President Obama is preparing for tonight's final State of the Union address of his current term. One of themes will be creating more "fairness" in America's tax code. ( KCRW will air tonight's address and the Republican response, starting at 6pm.) George Condon is White House correspondent at the National Journal .

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By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

President Obama is preparing for tonight's final State of the Union address of his current term. One of themes will be creating more "fairness" in America's tax code. (KCRW will air tonight's address and the Republican response, starting at 6pm.) George Condon is White House correspondent at the National Journal.

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    Warren Olney

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    George Condon

    National Journal

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