Congressman Rodney Davis was in Washington Tuesday night for President Obama's State of the Union Address, and felt the speech was an improvement.

The Congressman says the delivery of the speech, as usual with this President, was an A. While Congressman Davis says the President addressed major issues, he says the problem is there is never any proposals on what President Obama hopes to get accomplished.

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Congressman Davis joined fellow Illinois Democratic-Congressman Dan Lipinski on his side of the isle to listen to the President's address Tuesday. Davis explains there were many things discussed amongs the two, but the one that stood out the most was the President failing to acknowledge a Farm Bill.

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After the speech, Congressman Davis inadvertently bumped into President Obama and the two engaged in conversation over everything from mutual friends to issues concerning central Illinoisans. Davis says when it comes down to it, President Obama is a pleasure to talk to.

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Over the next several days we will go into greater detail of what Congressman thought about the issues the President addressed, and those that went un-addressed.