Trump Announces His Inauguration Will Be Moved Indoors Due to ‘Arctic Blast’

The president-elect said frigid temperatures will create ‘dangerous conditions’ for supporters and the law enforcement officials.

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President Trump and the first lady, Melania Trump, at his first inauguration, January 20, 2017. Via Wikimedia Commons

After an unusually long and dramatic election cycle, President Trump’s second inauguration will look a lot different from what Americans are used to seeing on January 20. 

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