By The Numbers: The 2007 State of the Union Address

President Bush's 2007 State of the Union Address was certainly a departure from his previous addresses to Congress. Perhaps because this was the first of address Mr. Bush has made to a Democratic Congress, perhaps because his approval ratings have steadily gone from bad to worse, perhaps because he finds himself fighting for a legacy with little more to his name than an increasingly unpopular war.

The speech broke out as follows:

Introduction: 4 Paragraphs and 273 Words

The Economy: 3 Paragraphs and 203 Words

Congressional Reform: 1 Paragraph and 159 Words

Entitlements: 1 Paragraph and 119 Words

Education: 2 Paragraphs and 202 Words

Health Care: 5 Paragraphs and 421 Words

Immigration: 3 Paragraphs 241 Words

Energy: 6 Paragraphs and 429 Words

Judicial Appointments: 1 Paragraph and 100 Words

Terrorism: 14 Paragraphs and 1221 Words

Iraq: 8 Paragraphs 816 Words

Terrorism (Part 2): 1 Paragraph and 113 Words

Military (size of): 1 Paragraph and 137 Words

Foreign Policy(General): 1 Paragraph and 230 Words

Foreign Aid (HIV/AIDS): 1 Paragraph and 182 Words

Closing & Gallery Acknowledgments: 6 Paragraphs 660 Words