ࡱ> oqn T>bjbjRR 0z00T6wwwww  &~~~Abw~~~~wwww~ww̹ v 0EEw~~~ =:   Washington diary: inauguration Did you known that Obamas licence plates reads: no taxation before representation? Now, let me tell you about the other interesting things I learned while I was in Washington for the inauguration. The most obvious thing to say is that it is cold. Absolutely freezing. Although apparently not as cold as 2008, I hear. And so we wait here, the thousands of us, in the cold. The various glorified orchestras entertain the public for several hours before the start of the ceremony, which was another improvement (I hear) as during one of Reagan's inaugurations it was so cold the musicians lips were becoming stuck to the instruments. One by one, elected officials, celebrities and various dignitaries trickle in, including past presidents; Clinton, Carter...the Bush family did not make it. In comes Michelle wearing J Crew. The mums in the audience swoon. Whispers of 'Doesn't she look great?' And 'maybe I should try bangs' spread among the female audience. As soon as the announcement of the presidents' arrival broke on the megaphones a wave of euphoria swept the mall. The hundreds of thousands of people in the crowds suddenly came alive and a momentous joy erupted and echoed around Washington and the world. "O-BA-MA, O-BA-MA, O-BA-MA!" they chanted on repeat. The flag waving turned from enthusiastic to ecstatic, like a dog wagging its tail as it hears his master coming into the room. The introduction, made by the senator of New York and the chair of the congressional committee on inauguration, began by saluting the troops and outlined the theme: faith in America's future. During his preamble one phrase stood out as rather righteous and borderline arrogant - "No matter how difficult the task, America prevails, America prospers. And those who bet against this country are on the wrong side of history." But at least the message wasn't too religious (an obvious distinction between American politics and the rest of the western world). But I spoke too soon. Next on the podium was Marlie Evers Williams who recited an extended prayer masquerading as a speech. As a non-Christian, but religious person, I find this kind of evangelicalism suffocating. How can a country preach religious tolerance if so much of public policy is peppered with Abrahamic tendencies? The heavily religious theme continued with the 'battle hymns of the republic', beautifully preformed by the Brooklyn tabernacle and other choirs. Soon the row behind me started whaling at 'glory glory hallelujah' and began swaying as they joined in. Tell you what, there is a reason they weren't in the choir. Soon the ceremonials ended and Lamar Alexander, Senator from Tennessee took to the podium. "Find the good and praise it" was his central message. He continued by reaffirming immense power of the president. "We see the transition of power from the people to the president peacefully. Everyone is watching and everyone will remember. How remarkable that this process has survived in such a complex country." A very relevant prologue, I thought. As George Washington once remarked: 'the peaceful transfer of power will mark us from other counties around the world'. Justice Sonia Sotomayer was the next speaker. As she stood up the camera caught a glimpse of Scalea, who was wearing a questionable hat. A rebel as always, but who knows, years later it may be a fashionably choice. After Justice Sotomayer swore in the Vice President, trumpets rejoiced and James Taylor performed 'America the beautiful'. Another touching moment that speaks true to the American dream of undying hope and faith. Next was John Roberts, the Chief Justice, to swear in the president. I remember being rather amused after Jonathan Turley (professor of law and a very popular commentator on MSNBC, ABC and Fox) announced that he was so horrified that someone as uninteresting and unimpressive as Roberts got approved he left the hearing without finishing his report. "I thought Karl Rove must have a lab under the Supreme Court where he creates 'special brand boring' judges and releases one around nomination time." He added. Very amusing. The actual swearing in of the president was a very short process. However, it caught my attention that the oath ended with: "I will protect the constitution, so help me god" - strong words for a piece of paper. The megaphones continue with the introduction of "our nation's 45th president: Barak H Obama". I thought it strange it was necessary to include the middle initial (besides the fact that Obama is the 44th president, technically). If they wanted the upmost formality they would have used the full name, but was only the first letter used as a consequence of the Hussain controversy? Perhaps it was desired for the swooning crowds not to be reminded that their commander-in-chief has a common Muslim name (which in no way should imply he is a Muslim himself... but then again, this is America). Hussain or not, the crowd goes wild. The chanting resumes and this time it's louder and somehow more urgent. All flags are up and shaking frantically. The large woman from South Carolina next to me screams out the presidents name so loudly she retreats into her scarf with a cough. She is not the only groupie here. Energy spreads, infectious and warm. We're here. We're here and this is it. Nothing is more important than to be right here, right now. The mad applause and screams of elation continue and don't die down until the mega fans eventually remember its too cold to scream for so long. Obama steps up to the podium in almost-slow-motion and his cascading smile of success is beamed around the mall by the big screens. He nods, naturally accepting the applause and adoration emanating from the crowds below. The long-awaited speech begins with an affirmation of the enduring strength of the constitution and democracy. No surprises there. But then he followed with "what binds our nation is not the colour of our skin, or the origins of our names" which seemed like another reference to Hussaingate, but perhaps I'm over thinking this. "What makes us exceptional, what makes us American, is our values articulated in the Declaration of Independence. All men are created equal with unalienable rights: life liberty and the pursuit of happiness." Another statement that was hardly unimaginable for this event. However, this did not stop audience members from welling up. Perhaps I was being too analytical and a tad too cynical, but it's hard to fight my Britishness at events of such public demonstrations of emotion and transparency. After a predictable preamble the speech got ideological with comments such as "the free market only thrives with regulation". As a conservative (but not a republican) I felt myself tense a little. However, the party political balance was quickly restored with "but no societies' ill can be cured by government alone" and I exhaled with ease. "Our insistence on hard work and personal responsibility are constants in our character." At this point I was playing speech bingo in my head and so I mentally crossed off 'individualism'. "In order to preserve our individual freedom, collective action is required." Another uneasy breath, but once again, a thought that is hardly unpredictable for a democrat. After briefly touching on ideology, Obama returned to the central theme of his inauguration and indeed the theme of all inaugurations - complement and inspire. "This generation has been tested and we have proved our resilience. A decade of war is ending. An economic recovery has begun. Our possibilities are limitless. Our youth is driven and diverse. Youth can take risks and has a gift for reinvention. We will seize this moment so long as we seize it together." 'Flattery' and messages of 'unity' - checked off my bingo. "We understand that our country cannot succeed when a shrinking few do very well and a growing many barely make it". There is it, evidence of the aftermath of the fiscal cliff. Watch out top five percent. However, it was the next comment that really caught my attention. "Our prosperity rests on the shoulders of the rising middle class." Class? 'Class' was not on my bingo. In fact, just last week I was caught in a debate about class, money and politics. A long debate short, the conclusion we came to agree on was that class was not a definitive theme, or even term, in American politics. Whereas in Britain class was usually decided by birth and blood and remained almost inescapable, in America class was a permeable membrane, layers of which were determined by wealth and income. This difference was condensed into various degrees of social mobility. Even if you make it big in the city and arm yourself with a collection of Ulysse Nardins and Ferraris, you will still be considered nouveau riche' and be looked down upon by somebody of inbred blood with a double barrelled surname who wears tattered smoking jackets that once belonged to their grandfather. The American dream is the opposite. No matter who you are, no matter where you come from, if you work hard and remain determined to succeed, you will. You will excel. You will rise. The more zeros in your bank account, they more time you are allowed to spend in the country club. Class is not definitive or limiting in the land of hope and freedom. Here, America, it's the great classless society. It was at this point, once I zoned back into the speech, that Obama was expressing this exact notion of the American dream. He spoke of a little girl born into poverty. But no matter, "she is equal in the eyes of god and also in our own". That is the "American dream". "We, the people..." How constitutional. It occurred to me that he has already used those exact ancient words a few times already. Perhaps it was his way of paying gratitude to the document that bestows power upon him. "...still believe that every person deserves a basic measure of security and dignity. We must make the hard choices to reduce the cost of healthcare and reduce our deficit." This speech is turning out to be an ideological sandwich: slices of liberalism and socialism between crowd-pleasing sentiments. "Medicaid and Medicare and social security do not sap our initiative, they strengthens us. They do not make us a nation of takers, they free us to take the risks that make this country great." A professor of mine once asked the question why socialism was never a succinct movement or party in America. However, in my eyes American politics already has socialist components within it, and this was proof. The speech continued with typical statements about how important it is to stop climate change. I will only believe it when something gets done on a federal level. I'm suspicious that Obama is just saying this because they are about to make a fortune off shale gas. And then came foreign policy. "Peace does not require perpetual war. We know our sacrifices are the price that is paid for liberty. We are heirs to those who won the peace." Past wars, this war, there will always be something else. America was born out of war, and will continue this way for peace and profit. "We will protect our values and our people through upholding arms and the rule of law." The former reason is questionable (although America has now gone about a week without a mass shooting) and the latter screams of Iraq. "America will remain the anchor across the world. No one has a greater stake in peace than the worlds' most powerful nation. We must be a source of hope for the sick, poor, the marginalised, victims of prejudice." Standard. "We the people, are all created equal - let that be our guiding star. Our journey is not complete until our gay brothers and sisters are treated as equals under the law. If we are truly created equal than surely the love that we commit to one another must be equal as well." This was to target the religious right and seemed like the first flaming arrow fired at the homophobic camp before the gruelling battle in the term ahead. Followed by very immigrant friendly statements, perhaps also to vex the republicans. As the speech was getting politicised Obama ended with a confrontation: "Being true to our founding document does not mean we must agree on every contour of life. It does not mean we must define liberty in the same way, or follow the same precise path to happiness. Progress does not compel us to settle centuries long debates about the role of government for all time, but it does require us to act in our time. We cannot delay progress. Name-calling is not reasoned debate. We must act knowing that our work will not be perfect. I am making an oath to god and country, not party or faction." As Obama nodded for the final time, concluding his speech, the thousands of people whipped themselves into frenzy once more. The chanting resumed. The screaming got louder. The flags were waving so violently the red white and blue blurred before my eyes. The young ones were jumping up and down and a final wave of 'OHMYGODOBAMA' swept through the assembly row by row. The large woman next to me screamed out the presidents name once more with such a piercing scream I thought it would knock the hats off the row ahead. Never have I been to a turnout of such support, respect and adoration. Makes we wonder how different British politics could be if only the American spirit could spread across the pond. I contemplated this reality throughout the performances of Kelly Clarkson, Richard Blanco and Louis Leon. As I was scribbling the last of my critical analysis (very important for PAIS essays, I hear) I was getting conscious that I might have been too cynical. After all, this is the 57th inauguration and a privilege to be here. But before I was about to kick myself I overheard a comment from behind that made me smile: "Oh good, the national anthem! I only came to hear Beyonce." 89OP a k  7 ] a 7 9.QSq{x""""###:###!$"$*)N)X)Y)*:*o*w*,,11U2V2/4>4z4444797M;X;^;h;Y=^=2>R>T> hCCJh-PhCCJ h CJh-Ph CJQT> V]^Vgd g.:p g|. 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