Clinton to attend Trump inauguration
In line with the traditions of the political system in the United States as it involves presidential inauguration, it has been confirmed that former president Bill Clinton alongside wife and immediate past presidential candidate of the democratic party, will be attending the ceremonial inauguration of Donald Trump. The Clinton's announced their decision to attend the Jan. 20 inauguration
shortly after former President George W. Bush's office said Tuesday he
would attend along with former first lady Laura Bush.
This will be Hillary Clinton's third major public appearance since the November.8 general elections that brought in Donald Trump as president-elect of the United States. Clinton who ran hard against Trump in the presidential election had been primed to be the next president of the United States but that couldn't happen as Americans woke up in shock with a Donald Trump presidency despite his campaign rhetoric.
Trump who edged out Mrs. Clinton in majority of battlegrounds states, won the electoral college vote which gave him the pass mark of the marked 270 electoral college winner theory. Though Hillary Clinton clinched the popular votes with more that 2million Americans wanting her presidency according to the vote counts, but wasn't just enough in acquiring the green card to the white house as commander-in-chief.
Mrs. Clinton who would have been the first female president of the United States if she had won the electoral college votes against major opposition rival Donald Trump, failed to shatter the "glass ceiling" as earlier thought by many Americans who watched the election in close view.
Trump will become the 45th president of the United States come Jan.20, 2017.
Former President Jimmy Carter and his wife, Rosalynn, earlier said they plan to attend Trump's inaugural.
Former
President George H.W. Bush, 92, and his wife, Barbara, do not plan to
attend the inauguration due to the former president's age and health,
his office saidThis will be Hillary Clinton's third major public appearance since the November.8 general elections that brought in Donald Trump as president-elect of the United States. Clinton who ran hard against Trump in the presidential election had been primed to be the next president of the United States but that couldn't happen as Americans woke up in shock with a Donald Trump presidency despite his campaign rhetoric.
Trump who edged out Mrs. Clinton in majority of battlegrounds states, won the electoral college vote which gave him the pass mark of the marked 270 electoral college winner theory. Though Hillary Clinton clinched the popular votes with more that 2million Americans wanting her presidency according to the vote counts, but wasn't just enough in acquiring the green card to the white house as commander-in-chief.
Mrs. Clinton who would have been the first female president of the United States if she had won the electoral college votes against major opposition rival Donald Trump, failed to shatter the "glass ceiling" as earlier thought by many Americans who watched the election in close view.
Trump will become the 45th president of the United States come Jan.20, 2017.
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