inauguration

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• There are nearly three months between Election Day and the presidential inauguration to count all the votes.

• A few dozen demonstrators from liberal advocacy groups gathered outside the Hart Senate Office Building on Thursday, waving signs that read “Save Roe” and “No confirmation without inauguration.”

• Zandi says the consensus is that if the federal government doesn’t pass more stimulus before the election, it’s very unlikely anything gets done before the inauguration.

• Many of us have made it clear we can’t go home before the election and potentially inauguration without helping people, small businesses, local governments.

• If they do fill the seat—either before the November election, or between November and the inauguration in January—it would be with a conservative judge, leaving the Supreme Court with a 6-3 conservative majority.

• The inauguration had to be held in the fortified Kremlin, surrounded by an eerily quiet city.

• In May he attended the inauguration of a museum to house the works of the Ecuadorian painter Santiago Carbonell in Querétaro.

• How much of your family was able to see you read your poem at the inauguration?

• Since his inauguration, Republicans have criticized President Obama for everything.

• Here he is attending festivities for the first George W. Bush inauguration, along with Chuck Norris and Meatloaf.