Daniel Halper
Weekly Standard
January 20, 2013 republished from December 6, 2012
Stephen Dinan reports that “Because next year’s inauguration falls on a Sunday, President Obama will hold only a small, private swearing-in ceremony on Jan. 20, and will hold a big public redo the next day. The Inaugural Committee announced Thursday that activities will last three days: a day of service on Saturday, the small private ceremony on Sunday, and the public swearing-in, parade and balls on Monday.”
That means, the public “inauguration” is just a show, while the actual inauguration will again be behind closed doors (just as it was last go around).
What’s the show going to cost? If the cost of recent past inaugurations are any indication, well over $100 million.
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