Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to stream into Washington today to watch as President-elect Donald Trump is sworn in as the 45th USA president. The inauguration ceremony is today.
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It is clear that he is not aligned with numerous new president’s policies.
“His absence at that time was also a form of dissent”, said spokeswoman Brenda Jones.
They join a growing contingent of more than 50 Democrats opting out of Trump’s ceremony. If you are going to impeach him, impeach him. In addition, no Democratic senators are boycotting. “And really, we ended up all having hope for your administration”, Young told Trump, congratulating him on his choices for secretary of state and treasury.
House Democrats who made a decision to attend Friday’s inauguration say they plan to sport pins to show their support for Obamacare.
Want an example? Look no further than his Twitter wars.
John Lewis, a civil rights icon, says he doesn’t see President-elect Donald Trump “as a legitimate president” and will not attend Trump’s inauguration.
“I believe in forgiveness”. She offered a curt harumph before adding, “Well, we clearly have some work to do with him but that’s what the executive and Congress do”.
“With respect to the inauguration, I’m not going to comment on those issues”, Obama said on January 18.
“I think the Russians participated in helping this man get elected”, he continued.
Apparently, they learned quite a bit about full frontal assaults on the peaceful transition of power, seeing as that is precisely what the media is presently attempting, with the enthusiastic support of the former defenders of Clinton’s honor, the Democrat party.
Trump responded to Lewis’ comments on Twitter, suggesting he spend less time worrying about the election results and more time working on his “horrible” and “crime-infested” congressional district.
Lewis has been the complete opposite of just talk his entire life.
In mid-December, another polling company, Gallup, found that 48 percent of Americans approve of how Trump is handling his presidential transition.
Jon Singletary, an independent voter in Jacksonville who works in financial services, said he was disappointed to learn that Lawson was not among those standing with Lewis. But his inauguration on Friday, Jan. 20, as the nation’s 45th president is shaping up as a more understated affair, with big names in entertainment staying away. Imagine if Trump had taken the high road in this instance. Instead of acknowledging the national security risks, he proceeded to criticize the intelligence community, citing Syria, Crimea, Ukraine and the “build-up” of Russian nukes.
She decided not to attend the inauguration after Trump tweeted criticism of Rep. John Lewis from Georgia. It must be healed in real ways that take time. We have enough problems to solve.
Conservative columnist Jonah Goldberg (San Francisco Chronicle, 1/18/17) complained that “Lewis is…refusing to attend Trump’s inauguration and arguing that Trump can not be a legitimate president because of Russian meddling in the election”.
As for all talk and no action, does Trump even know who John Lewis is?
Critics of Lewis’s tactic say he was lowering himself to play Trump’s game. How rich that Trump would be so offended by a charge of illegitimacy when he spent years trying to prove the same about Obama’s presidency. Views of Republicans and those who lean Republican have changed little.
“I think we’re going to see a Donald Trump that maybe not everyone has seen”, Bartlett said.
These situations are different. He believes Americans will welcome any attempt by Trump to unify the country.
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It’s been a busy couple days for Trump and the now First Family.
