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Barack Obama Inaugural Address

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Free Resource (#732) - January 20th, 2009
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Barack Obama: Presidential Inaugural Address

Listen to President Barack Obama's Inaugural Address which he delivered today, January 20, 2009. In this speech President Obama sets forth the challenges that America faces and his confidence in the American people to rise to meet these challenges. He clearly states his intention to usher forth a new political era where politicians can "set aside childish things." This 22-minute speech is available on MP3 download and streaming audio & video through American Rhetoric.

Barack Obama: Presidential Inaugural Address

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