State of the Union Addresses

"State of the Union Addresses" by Warren G. Harding is a record of important speeches from the early 1920s, delivered by the 29th President of the United States during a crucial time after World War I. This collection captures Harding's presidential addresses, which center on unifying the nation and solving the economic and political problems of the time. Through his speeches on December 6, 1921, and December 8, 1922, Harding shows his positive outlook on America's peaceful state and encourages teamwork between Congress and the President to handle social and economic issues. He stresses the need to fix problems in farming and transportation and to reshape the economy after the war. Harding also supports a changing tariff policy, highlighting how important it is to protect American businesses while encouraging international cooperation and stability, with the main message being to come together as a nation to ensure economic success and social happiness.