President Bush's Inaugural Address Update: Despite unprecedented security and wintry weather, President Bush promised the tens of thousands attending his second inauguration that he would focus on the spread of liberty abroad and the defense of America at home in his final four years in office. Full Text | RealAudio: President Bush's Second Inaugural Address Columnists Assess Political Impact of President's Inauguration Syndicated columnist Mark Shields and the New York Times' David Brooks consider the political ramifications of the president's inauguration. Inaugural Slide Shows President's Inaugural Draws Diverse Crowd to Capital From teenage volunteers to a patriotic clown, the 55th presidential inaugural attracted supporters, protesters and the curious. (Requires Flash, 120kb) The Day in Photos Fifteen images of the ceremony, security and protests that made up Inauguration Day 2005. The Day's Ceremony RealAudio: President Bush takes the oath of office. RealAudio: Vice President Cheney is sworn in. RealAudio: The opening invocation of the inauguration.	Majorities in Congress Won't Translate into Automatic Wins President Plans to Spend 'Political Capital' in Second Term Past Presidents Use Inaugurals to Set Tone of Their Administrations White House Insiders Discuss Challenges Second-Term Presidents Face An Interactive Guide From the Sept. 11 attacks to fights over tax cuts and stem cells, revisit the key events that made up the president's first term. (Requires Flash, 120kb) Putting the Inauguration in Context Bring the events in Washington into the classroom.