Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama will use Tuesday's State of the Union address to frame the message of his re-election campaign. The annual speech to Congress will lay out in clear terms a theme he's been repeating recently about economic inequality and a government that should ensure "a fair shake" for all. Democratic sources briefed on the draft speech say it will describe a "blueprint for an economy that's built to last." That blueprint will focus on manufacturing, energy, education and middle-class values, according to a video released on the Obama's campaign website and Democratic sources who have been briefed on the address.
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NEW: A source says President Obama will propose tax reform, clean energy incentives
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Obama's address will focus on manufacturing, energy, education and values
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Sources: Obama will discuss "insourcing," or bringing back jobs from overseas
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This will be the president's third State of the Union address
One Democratic official said the president will offer to work with Congress if @placeholder agrees to work with him.