obama's king moment inauguration 2013 |Inauguration 2013: Obamas King moment

 When President Barack Obama looks west across the national mall from the Capitol on Monday, his panorama will include the spot to the right where contractors are building the National Museum of African American History and Culture by the foot of the Washington Monument.

 

 The Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial will be to his left, obscured from sight but not from mind.

 

And, directly in front of him — across a sea of people who come to hear his second inaugural address — Obama will have a view of the Lincoln Memorial, the Doric tribute to the president Obama most identifies with and the backdrop for King’s most famous civil rights speech.

 

As he takes the oath of office on the federal holiday marking King’s birthday, Obama will place his left hand on a bible once owned by King, an explicit consecration of the often implicit connection between the most prominent leader of the civil rights movement and the first black president.

 

 The comparison between the two men will be inescapable Monday, as will the debate over Obama’s treatment of the black community — a motif that has resurfaced again early in his second term over diversity in the upper ranks of his administration.

 

Sill, supporters of both Obama and civil rights may find this inauguration even a bit sweeter than the first, and that Obama’s tie to King is now stronger.

 

“If you look at what they’re struggling to do,” says Hilary Shelton, the director of the NAACP’s Washington Bureau, “in many ways it is the same vision, that vision and commitment to help America become all it promises to be.”

 

Greg Carr, chair of Afro-American Studies at Howard University, said Obama’s reelection “accentuates” the historic nature of his presidency for the African American community because it validated his time in office.

 

”What may have had a sense of an insurgent victory four years ago now has more of a national consensus flavor,” he said. “With the first inauguration there was almost a sense that … we did it against improbable odds, but now it’s the norm of sorts.”

 

But Obama is still taking the Oath of Office amid criticism that there is not enough diversity among his Cabinet and White House staff. It’s the latest round in attacks that Obama hasn’t done enough for the black community. His campaign was forced to launch a drive to hire black staff, some African American leaders felt that he paid too little attention to black unemployment rates in his first term, and others worried that he spoke too infrequently about major civil rights issues. Often, the complaints came from black elected officials.

 

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Inauguration 2013: How Obama is different from four years ago

 

Four years ago, on the eve of his first inauguration, President-elect Barack Obama faced enormous challenges and sky-high expectations.

The economy was on the verge of collapse, and the nation was embroiled in two wars. But Americans were infused with optimism that the young senator from Illinois, about to make history as the nation’s first black president, would deliver on his promise of transformational, post-partisan leadership.

 

Mr. Obama took office with a Gallup job approval rating in the stratosphere, near 70 percent. Now he embarks on his second term with the public stature of a mere mortal – job approvals averaging in the low 50s, up from first-term lows that had dipped below 40 percent – and even starker polarization.

“Hope and change” have given way to cold-eyed realism. Obama’s big Democratic majorities in Congress – the one-party rule that allowed him to pass the biggest stimulus bill in history, auto and financial industry bailouts, and sweeping health-care reform are long gone, in part precisely because of all those big measures.

 

But as circumstances have changed, so too has Obama. Having entered office without much executive experience, he has learned by doing. Initially, his impulse was to throw out broad concepts and let his Democratic allies in Congress fill in the legislative details. After the midterm shellacking, and the tea-party fueled Republican takeover of the House, the next two years were marked by gridlock and brinkmanship – and an ugly reelection campaign.

 

Now Obama is playing a different game.

 

“He’s had a steep learning curve, but I think he’s learned a bit about how to negotiate,” says James Thurber, director of the Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies at American University. “He’s tougher now.”

 

Instead of trying to make nice with congressional Republicans, his team has made clear, Obama will work the opposition from the outside, traveling out into the country more and playing to public opinion. His tech-savvy campaign operation, Obama for America, has morphed into Organizing for Action, an effort to turn his millions of supporters into a digital army that “will work to turn our shared values into legislative action,” as Obama wrote in an e-mail to supporters.  

 

After the frustrations of trying to negotiate with House Speaker John Boehner (R), Obama now seems set to use the bully pulpit to exploit congressional Republicans’ extraordinarily low public approval. Already, the House Republicans’ decision Friday not to extract concessions in exchange for raising the debt ceiling for three months represents a bow to public opinion.

 

But there are two more “fiscal cliffs” to come on which Obama is in a weaker position – the late-February deadline for deep spending cuts known as the “sequester” and the end of federal spending authority on March 27. Obama also faces longstanding pressure to put entitlement cuts on the table.

 

The Republican game may be to tie Obama down, as the Lilliputians did to Gulliver, with all the fiscal cliffs. But Obama is still dreaming big. Many agenda items remain from the first term, including immigration reform, climate change, and energy.

 

“We want our children to live in an America that isn’t burdened by debt, that isn’t weakened by inequality, that isn’t threatened by the destructive power of a warming planet,” he said after his Nov. 6 election victory.

 

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