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Why is Trump's swearing-in the 60th presidential inauguration?
Why is Trump's swearing-in the 60th presidential inauguration?
Why is Trump's swearing-in the 60th presidential inauguration?

Published on: 01/19/2025

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When a president is re-elected, they must take the oath of office again, meaning there is another inauguration every four years on Jan. 20.

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