State of the Union addresses by U.S. Presidents.
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The `stdlib-js/datasets-sotu` project provides a dataset of State of the Union addresses by U.S. Presidents, including metadata like year, president's name, political party, and speech text. It's designed for developers and researchers who need programmatic access to historical presidential speeches for analysis, natural language processing, or other data-driven applications.
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