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Crowds Chant ‘Lock Her Up’ When Clinton Announced At Inauguration

There were chants of “Lock her up” when Hillary Clinton was announced on the inauguration stage on Friday. They announced Bill and Hillary at #inauguration and the crowd began chanting “Lock Her Up!” — Tyler Bowyer (@conservatyler) January 20, 2017 Clinton arrived at Donald Trumps inauguration with her husband, former president Bill Clinton and the two walked through the US Capitol linking arms. As Trump supporters booed, Clinton, she could be seen taking a deep breath and letting out a sigh.

The Audacity of Trump: Can He Succeed In Spite Of An Establishment That Wants Him To Fail

The Audacity of Trump:  Can He Succeed In Spite Of An Establishment That Wants Him To Fail

Submitted via the Opinion Section of the Wall Street Journal

Donald J. Trump takes the oath of office on Friday facing unprecedented opposition but also an extraordinary opportunity. He confronts the paradox of a country skeptical that he has the personal traits for the Presidency but still hopeful he can fulfill his promise to shake up a government that is increasingly powerful even as it fails to work.

President Trump Has Vowed To End ‘American Carnage’

Donald Trump has been sworn in as the 45th President of America and vowed to rebuild the country using “American hands” He promised that “American carnage stops right here and right now,”after taking the Oath of Office. During his inaugural address Trump painted a bleak vision of a country that he said was ravaged by rusted-out factories, crime, gangs and drugs. He indirectly blamed his White House predecessors for policies that helped Washington at the expense of struggling families. Trump said he plans to strip power away from Washington and give it “back to the people”.

New President, New World

Submitted by Patrick Buchanan via Buchanan.og,

“Don’t Make Any Sudden Moves” is the advice offered to the new president by Richard Haass of the Council on Foreign Relations, which has not traditionally been known as a beer hall of populist beliefs.

Haass meant the president should bring his National Security Council together to anticipate the consequences before tearing up the Iran nuclear deal, moving the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem or shooting down a missile being tested by Kim Jong Un.

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