pan...gimme a fucking break.
Abuse of power is a matter of Constitutional law.
The public ceremonial transfer of power as displayed in the inaugural ceremony is as old as the nation itself. The process is administered by a bi-partisan Senatorial committee.
Whats makes this one particularly historic is that the incoming president could have been owned as property by the first 22 presidents. Perhaps that is one reason why this inauguration has generated more public interest (thus the cost) than any previous inauguration.
As the author of the OP. I will ask you again to take your issue somewhere else...but if you insist on continuing to make a foof of your self with your pettiness to equate the cost of an inauguration with spying on american citizens, torturing detainees, destroying public documents, etc., go for it!
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