President ke 44 Amerika Serikat
Semalam tanggal 20 Januari 2009 ,Barack Obama dilantik jadi president Amerika yang ke 44.
President dengan gaya baru ini ,mudah-mudahan mengangkat lebih tinggi perdamaian di dunia.
perdamaian dimaksud adalah yang lebih baik seluruh sektor,bukan saja di timur tengah ,melainkan dapat melindungi seluruh negara oleh ancaman global ekonomi,seperti dengan adanya global ekonomi nilai dollar naik terhadap rupiah,sehinga menyebabkan rupiah terpuruk akibatnya banyak perusahaan di indonesia maupun negara lain yang terkait merasakan dampaknya.oleh karenanya dengan pidato pertamanya semalam yang sangat menjanjikan seluruh bangsa didunia bisaterwujud. SELAMAT " Pak Barack Obama " jadi president ke 44 Amerika Serikat Semoga Sukses ".
Pada saat Pak Barack Hussein Obama Mengucapkan Sumpah President
I Do Solemnly Swear…(Line, Please?)
By Adam LiptakFor a couple of smooth-talking constitutional experts, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and President-elect Barack Obama sure had a hard time getting through the constitutional oath of office.
The oath of office being administered to Barack Obama by Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. (Doug Mills/The New York Times)There was, first of all, a false start from Mr. Obama, who started to respond before the chief justice had completed the first phrase. Mr. Obama ended up saying the first four words – “I, Barack Hussein Obama” – twice.
Then there was an awkward pause after Chief Justice Roberts prompted Mr. Obama with these words: “that I will execute the office of the president to the United States faithfully.” The chief justice seemed to say “to” rather than “of,” but that was not the main problem. The main problem was that the word “faithfully” had floated upstream in the constitutional text, which actually says this: “That I will faithfully execute the office of the president of the United States.”
Mr. Obama seemed to realize this, pausing quizzically after saying “that I will execute –”
The chief justice gave it another go, getting closer but still not quite right: “faithfully the office of president of the United States.” This time, he omitted the word “execute.”
Mr. Obama now repeated the chief justice’s initial error of putting “faithfully” at the end of the phrase. Starting where he had abruptly paused, he said: “the office of the president of the United States faithfully.”
It was smooth sailing from there. All of the words in the oath were uttered, along with “so help me God” at the end.
People will argue about what the failure to utter the words in the precise order required by the Constitution means. But it will be an academic argument. It is not clear who would have standing to raise the argument that Mr. Obama had not become president as a consequence, and it is hard to believe that any court – or other body – would want to adjudicate the question.
There is, in any event, no rule against a do-over. When questions were raised about whether Calvin Coolidge should have been sworn in by his father, a notary public, he took the oath again, this time from a Supreme Court justice.
President Barack Obama, the newly sworn in 44th President of the United States, waves as he and his wife Michelle walk down Pennsylvania Avenue during the inauguration parade in Washington, January 20, 2009.
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First lady Michelle Obama and President Barack Obama walk onstage to dance on a replica of the presidential seal at the Commander-In-Chief Inaugural Ball in Washington January 20, 2009.
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President Barack Obama, his wife Michelle, Vice President Joseph Biden and his wife Jill are escorted by Major General Richard Rowe as they descend the steps of the Capitol Building after Obama was sworn in as the 44th President of the United States during the 56th Presidential Inauguration ceremony in Washington, January 20, 2009.
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In this Jan. 20, 2009 file photo, Barack Obama, left, joined by his wife Michelle, second from left, and daughters Malia, third from left, and Sasha, takes the oath of office from Chief Justice John Roberts to become the 44th president of the United States at the U.S. Capitol in Washington. Roberts re-administered the oath to Obama Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2009 at the White House because the the words spoken by Obama at the Capitol were out of sequence.
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