The Politics of a Second Term - Obama Inauguration 2013

David Leonhardt, the Washington bureau chief, talks with the reporter Peter Baker about what the next four years may bring and how this inauguration differs from President Obama's first.

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[al relbity]

All property and all forms of wealth are produced by man's mind and labor

[Spitfire995]

???

[Rafinius]

Of course I'm serious. Write "I want to know" on a wall in central Fairbanks, Alaska and we will find you. I can't promise anything else though...

[Spitfire995]

If you're being serious I will find you...

[Rafinius]

Sounds Fun! But you got the new name wrong. Its "Greater American People's Republic". Of course it will also include Mexico and Canada. And in a hundred years the EGE (EuroGermanic Empire) and the GAPR will unite under Zionist/Illuminati rule. The state religion will of course be Judeo-Shi'ism. This western nation will share the world with China, who will be seemingly an enemy but secretly controlled by the same oligarchy in order to keep the (genetically stunted) citizen sheepish and afraid.

[Spitfire995]

Obama's plans for his 2nd term; legalize illegal immigration from every corner of the Earth into America, open a war in Iran for his jewish masters, take away Americans' rights one by one and declare a totalitarian dictatorship and rename America the People's Republic of the Former United States. Hope all you fucking retards who voted for obama are ready for what's coming.

[Lessa Mshindi]

It is not just inspirational, but more focused on issues

[Jamesrudybali]

Marvelous start of speech : Each time we gather to inaugurate a President we bear witness to the enduring strength of our Constitution. We affirm the promise of our democracy. We recall that what binds this nation together is not the colors of our skin or the tenets of our faith or the origins of our names. What makes us exceptional -- what makes us American -- is our allegiance to an idea articulated in a declaration made more than two centuries ago: