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The men who previously held the nation’s highest office President Trump Everyone has remained silent about his inauguration of the presidency on Monday.
The four living former presidents: Bill Clinton, George Bush, barack obama and Joe Biden – attended the inauguration ceremony and sat behind Trump as he gave a politically charged speech about his vision for the country’s future.
None expressed public good wishes for the incoming president after the swearing-in ceremony. When asked if they planned to issue a statement on the matter, neither of their offices responded by press time.
Biden only addressed his supporters and staff in remarks before boarding a government helicopter to be taken out of Washington, DC.
“We left office, we did not abandon the fight,” he told them.
Former President George W. Bush, former First Lady Laura Bush and former President Barack Obama after the inauguration ceremony.
Former first ladies Hillary Clinton, Laura Bush and Jill Biden attended the ceremony with their husbands. michelle obama did not attend
Sources reportedly close to Michelle Obama told People magazine that the former first lady intended to skip Trump’s inauguration because she can’t contain her disdain for the Republican president-elect.
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Hillary Clinton chuckled when Trump suggested renaming the Gulf of Mexico the Gulf of America. Bill Clinton told CNN his reaction to the speech: “I think you can find out for yourself.” The Clintons did not stay for the inaugural luncheon.
Trump and former first lady Melania Trump did not attend President Biden’s inauguration in 2021. At the funeral of the late President Jimmy Carter, Obama and Trump were seen chatting and laughing like old friends despite the history of political animosity between the former Democratic and Republican presidents who come back.
Former Presidents Clinton and Bush did not make any public statements regarding Trump’s inauguration.
The Trumps and the Bidens exchange words on Inauguration Day.
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Trump, in his speech, attacked Biden without addressing him by name.
“My recent election is a mandate to completely and totally reverse a horrible betrayal, and all of these many betrayals that have taken place, and give back to the people their faith, their wealth, their democracy and, indeed, their freedom,” Trump said. .
In a follow-up speech to his supporters, Trump criticized Biden’s last-minute moves as president.
“We’ll see a lot of action with the J6 hostages,” he said.
“And I was going to talk about the things that Joe did today with the pardons of people who were very, very guilty of very serious crimes, like the Non-Select Committee of political thugs,” he continued.
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In an 11 hour movement, Biden preemptively pardoned members of the Jan. 6 House Select Committee that investigated the role of Trump and his acolytes in the 2021 Capitol riot, along with Dr. Anthony Fauci and former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley.
And moments before leaving the White HouseBiden preemptively protected his siblings and their spouses from any prosecution.
