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Watching the inauguration was also significant to Snow Anna because she had previously witnessed multiple officials be sworn in.
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On Inauguration Day, Florida residents filled Washington's streets, donning MAGA-affiliated hats and scarves or carrying anti-Trump signs and flags.
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After cold temperatures moved President Trump’s swearing-in ceremony and inaugural address indoors to the Capitol Rotunda, attendees who had traveled hundreds of miles were left ticketless, confused and cold.
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On Monday morning, protestors gathered in Washington as a part of a nationwide movement to oppose President Donald Trump’s inauguration.
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On Inauguration Eve, crowds of President Donald Trump's supporters waited to enter the Make America Great Again Victory Rally at Capitol One Arena.The event celebrated the incoming Trump administration after outdoor inauguration events were canceled due to low temperatures.
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After President Donald Trump's inauguration was moved indoors due to the cold weather, many people took the opportunity to explore Washington, D.C., and see the sights.
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The Republican Party of Florida celebrated the second inauguration of President Donald Trump on Saturday, January 18.
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Mourning the loss of former Vice-President Kamala Harris to President Donald Trump, Terry Wilson, a painter from Indianapolis, knew he’d be embarking on a journey to the nation’s capital for the inauguration on Jan. 20., regardless of results.
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With less than 24 hours under his belt as the 47th president of the United States, Donald Trump fulfilled several of his campaign promises with a series of executive orders.
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Trump supporters by the hundreds hoped to get inside one of Washington’s few inauguration watch parties open to the public. WUFT’s Kimberly Blum spoke with several people as they waited in a long and very cold line.