Obama issues inaugural call for unity

Washington(NIE) President Barack Obama issued an impassioned call for national unity and equality on Monday, warning the political "absolute" must not frustrate change and renewal, as it was his inauguration for a second term.Sworn publicly Obama in for another four years in the White House before a crowd of hundreds of thousands on the Washington National Mall, and delivered the inaugural address steeped in the power of poetry and broad hints of his new show.
44th President used over and over again "We the People" preamble to the Constitution of the United States refers to how to reconcile the facts America's founders and current strife and disorder in its political bitterness.At the moment, we are decisions, and we can not afford delay," Obama said.We can not judge the absolute principle of error, or a substitute for politics scene, or treatment of insults and reasoned debate, and we must act, knowing that our work will be incomplete," declared Obama.Obama's speech was remarkably liberal - calling for the protection of the weak, the poor, and those lacking health care, including indirectly call to protect the rights of gay and the fight against gun crime for children.Our journey is not complete until it is dealing with our brothers and sisters gay like any other person under the law - because if we really created equal, it is sure to love committed to each other must be equal as well," Obama said."Our journey is not complete until we find a better way to welcome the pursuit, and immigrants who still see hope America as a land of opportunity."Our journey is not complete until our children everything, from the streets of Detroit to the hills of Appalachia to the quiet lanes Newtown, and we know to take care of it, and proud of it, and always safe from harm."The President also said that U.S. security requires "permanent war" and promised to assign American global leadership company alliances dialogue, but not for a waiver from the threat or use of force."We will defend our people and upholding our values ​​through force of arms and the rule of law," Obama said."We will show the courage to try to resolve our differences with other nations peacefully - because we do not naove about the dangers we face, but because of the participation of more stable can raise suspicion and fear."Obama also pledged to meet the threat of global warming, despite doubts about climate change from some opponents of the Republican Party, and political barriers to take serious action.Obama raised earlier in his right hand and is located to the left of Bibles was owned by Martin Luther King and Abraham Lincoln, on a platform in the outdoor set on the western front of the U.S. Capitol and under its elegant white dome."I Barack Hussein Obama ..." The 44th President and pledged to faithfully implement his office and "preserve, protect and defend the Constitution" in sworn by black-robed president Justice John Roberts.He announced earlier that the President with the wail of trumpets and walked in the steps of the iconic building on the cheers of "Obama, Obama" from the large crowd stretching into the distance down the National Mall below.Obama seemed, his beaming smile and wide, more relaxed for the opening of the first four years ago, when he took office as untested leader and experience as a threatened economic recession.Launched the President, the first African American to hold the office, his second term with the private sector sworn in Monday before basking in the full pomp of his office with the celebrations of the year ceremony on Sunday.Had collected follow Obama's supporters traveled to the city to join the lines extends Secret Service checkpoints guarding the fenced steel safe area around the White House and through the opening presentation.Prevented armored military vehicles and buses parked main roads, as part of the Vice-security, which included the no-fly zones and river, and road closures and a heavy presence of police and National Guard Reserve.
Although the mood was festive, and revelers crammed into cafes and subway heading downtown, lacks Obama's inauguration second sense historic promise, and we hope that the reception of his first term in 2009.VIP took, including Democrat Jimmy Carter and President Bill Clinton, and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, seated on the podium in the western front of the Capitol.
Obama was sworn in for the first time on Sunday in a private ceremony at the White House because the Constitution provides that the terms of the end of the U.S. presidential noon on Jan. 20.When that date falls on Sunday, there was sworn in a special ceremony before the celebrations of the year and the second section takes the next day.