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The Inaugural Address is the speech by an elected American President just after he is sworn into office on January 20th by the Chief Justice.  The [[Twentieth Amendment]] advanced the date for the new president to take office from March 4th to January 20th, in order to reduce the [[lame duck]] period, and mandated the inclusion of the [[Christian]] god.
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The Inaugural Address is the speech by an elected American President just after he is sworn into office on January 20th by the Chief Justice.  The [[Twentieth Amendment]] advanced the date for the new president to take office from March 4th to January 20th, in order to reduce the [[lame duck]] period.
    
Here are some quotes from past Inaugural Addresses:
 
Here are some quotes from past Inaugural Addresses:
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