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President Coolidge's Inauguration (1925)

With the Presidential Inauguration now over in America, I thought I would go back into my collection and see if I had any old film from an earlier inauguration. I found one! On March 4, 1925, Calv...  
 
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18Sheababy (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Calvin Coolidge had the highest respect for the office of the presidency.
billyguns2 (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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@dbmcmillan Many had differing philosophies, but they all shared a respect for the U.S. Constitution, the American people, freedom, and oppostion to central banking and Zionsim.
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Calvin Coolidge is definitely one of our most underrated presidents. He cut taxes, reduced the national debt, worked to protect American interests abroad, and made Native Americans full citizens. Furthermore, he restored honor to the presidency after the scandals of the Harding administration. We need more presidential candidates like this today.
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It is with out doubt that if Harding had not died in office the Very decent and best president we have since 1900 would never have been allowed in by the Bankstinkers gangsters.

A grand and decent leader, hail his memory and honest duty!
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I agree with you wholeheartedly! America needs to return to the Constitution as the Founding Fathers intended it. Coolidge was one of the few presidents who truly understood the Constitution and what his duty was as chief executive of the United States. He didn't seek his own personal power while in office; rather, he believed it a solemn honor and privilege to serve the American people. His humility is clearly seen in his refusal to run for reelection.
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Coolidge was one of the greatest Presidents ever, and definitely the best from 1900 until now. He understood Liberty, low taxes, family and capitalism. He was the last of the Jeffersonian Presidents. My Favorites in no order would be Jefferson, Madison, Washington, Coolidge, Polk and perhaps Jackson. Not so much for what they did in office, but because of their ideologies. Today we have Media-CIA picked Socialist Presidents.
Nationsnotregimes (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Yes, Calvin was tops with Washinton and Jackson, and I really like the way some of the posters here think!

Salute!
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MY TOP 10 BEST PRESIDENTS ARE:
1. George Washington
2. Thomas Jefferson
3. Andrew Jackson
4. Calvin Coolidge
5. McKinnely would have be wonderful, but IMO the marxist who rule now had him bumped off, believe it.
6. JFK, because he did not let go of what was important with our money and the mid East, and knew the lie of WW 1 and 2 and so a 23 year old honorably discharged Marine becomes the patsy.

7. Andrew Johnson, because he tried to controll the banker lust.


Jefferson Davis
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