WASHINGTON – President Obama on Monday used his second inaugural address to call for a new spirit of unity to solve the nation’s challenges, from economic disparity to gay rights to climate change, urging a recommitment to the country’s founding principles of equality.
“Now, more than ever, we must do these things together, as one nation, and one people,” Obama said on a sunny, brisk morning, after repeating the oath of office before a crowd of hundreds of thousands.
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Deja vu!
I am sure his 47% were there with their hand out for the next 4 years
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the irony is thick
Well fellas your inability to deal with losing is a bit striking. "Kitch" please why does the need for some to look to "god" bother you so. I use the word on occasion but it has no relationship to religion.
"be" Been golfing had a good round. You really need to get over the fact that the "radical" ideas of the right won't fly. Perhaps if we could get back to old fashioned "conservative" ideas, (I promise no god "Kitch") we might come up with ideas that sell. But this drool towards libertarianism will never sell.
lost out ona sweet set of sticks on ebay yesterday. bummed.