Obama Retakes Oath of Office

By Alan Stewart Carl | Related entries in Barack

null

Apparently, even presidents occasionally get a do-over.

After the flub heard round the world on inauguration day, Barack Obama has retaken the oath of office, this time in a small ceremony in the White House. Chief Justice John Roberts was there to administer the oath.

Word is, everything went to script this time.

Although, Constitutionally, Obama has been president since noon on January 20th. But since the oath is written into the Constitution, the administration decided a re-do was appropriate. Interestingly, this wasn’t the first re-do. Chester A. Arthur and Calvin Coolidge also retook the oath because of flubs during the initial ceremony.


This entry was posted on Thursday, January 22nd, 2009 and is filed under Barack. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

3 Responses to “Obama Retakes Oath of Office”

  1. RM Says:

    When I watch all the secular-progressives drooling over Obama, I can’t help but think that I’m watching a bunch of idol-worshipping pagans.

  2. Erin Says:

    So weird that Obama isn’t the only president that had to retake the oath. Makes it more of a genuine effort to keep things according to law. Otherwise I thought it would have been another media pull to get millions of people to watch through whatever wireless internet they could get their hands on.

  3. gerryf Says:

    How’d you feel about the far right’s sub-mental orgasms over anything spewwing out of the gob of the Bush administration that did nothing but enrich the rich and trash the country’s image for the past 8 years?

    Just asking…..

Leave a Reply


NOTE TO COMMENTERS:


You must ALWAYS fill in the two word CAPTCHA below to submit a comment. And if this is your first time commenting on Donklephant, it will be held in a moderation queue for approval. Please don't resubmit the same comment a couple times. We'll get around to moderating it soon enough.


Also, sometimes even if you've commented before, it may still get placed in a moderation queue and/or sent to the spam folder. If it's just in moderation queue, it'll be published, but it may be deleted if it lands in the spam folder. My apologies if this happens but there are some keywords that push it into the spam folder.


One last note, we will not tolerate comments that disparage people based on age, sex, handicap, race, color, sexual orientation, national origin or ancestry. We reserve the right to delete these comments and ban the people who make them from ever commenting here again.


Thanks for understanding and have a pleasurable commenting experience.


Related Posts: