At the 2015 State of the Union Address, President Obama had one especially memorable moment when he said to applause and laughter: “I have no more campaigns to run. I know because I won both of them."
By Aliyah Frumin
In front of the new, Republican-controlled Congress, a forceful and determined President Obama used his State of the Union speech on Tuesday night to push for a program of “middle class economics.” With his pitch, also came a slew of zingers – some scripted and some ad-libbed – that received applause, laughter and some GOP scowls. Here’s a look at his five best lines.
1. “I know because I won both of them.” Towards the end of his speech, Obama called for Republicans and Democrats to work together, acknowledging “I have no more campaigns to run.” But when Republicans began to clap, the commander-in-chief shot back, off-the-cuff: “I know because I won both of them” he said, to applause and laughter from Democrats.
Video: Obama’s biggest zinger of the 2015 State of the Union (USA Today)
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Why History Will Be Very Kind to President Obama (New York Magazine)
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