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An American tradition: Defeated candidates attending the president-elect’s inauguration

  • The U.S. Has a long tradition of defeated presidential candidates attending the inauguration of their successors, showcasing the orderly transfer of power
  • Vice President Kamala Harris will resume this tradition on Jan. 20 after an eight-year hiatus
  • Former President Donald Trump left for Florida after his failed attempt to overturn his loss based on unfounded theories of voter fraud
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La PresseLa Presse

The will of a defeated man

A president's farewell speech is a political testament, and Joe Biden respected the law of the genre. He gave a few scissors to build his own political statue.

·Montreal, Canada
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Pioneer PressPioneer Press
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An American tradition: Defeated candidates attending the president-elect’s inauguration

The U.S. has a long tradition of defeated presidential candidates sharing the inauguration stage with the people who beat them. Kamala Harris will resume practice after an eight-year hiatus

·Saint Paul, United States
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A Tale of Two Presidents

D.D. Guttenplan Remembering Carter as we steel ourselves for Trump’s second inauguration. The post A Tale of Two Presidents appeared first on The Nation.

·Washington, United States
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Hindustan TimesHindustan Times

Jimmy Carter to Kamala Harris: A legacy of defeated candidates at inaugurations

Defeated presidential candidates have historically shared the inauguration stage with their successors, symbolizing the peaceful transfer of power

·New Delhi, India
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An American tradition: Defeated candidates attending the president-elect's inauguration

Only once in the television era — with its magnifying effect on a losing candidate's expression — has a defeated candidate skipped the inauguration.

·United States
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Independent EspañolIndependent Español

An American tradition: defeated candidates attend the inauguration of the elected president

In January 1981, Jimmy Carter courteously nodded to Ronald Reagan as the new Republican president thanked the Democrat for the help of his government after Reagan flatly defeated Carter in November.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Monday, January 13, 2025.
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