"You know the challenges and opportunities they will face. Give them a clear mind, a warm heart, calmness in the midst of turmoil, reassurance in times of discouragement and your presence always." On Thursday, the president was on the go all day, from an early morning church appearance to the inaugural ceremony to watching the traditional parade down Pennsylvania Avenue to a late night dash through 10 black-tie inaugural balls...
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The only thing on the president's public schedule for the first day of his second term was the prayer service. But there will be little time for him to rest, with all the tasks he has named as priorities for himself and the nation: ?Win a war on terror against shadowy, deadly networks. ?Establish stability and democracy in Iraq, a deeply divided country where the U...
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