For most Americans, President Donald Trump’s second inaugural address was a positive, hopeful vision of his "America first" politics.

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The New York Times called it “A Grim Picture of America.” Politico labeled it “American Carnage, Part 2.” However, for most Americans, President Donald Trump’s second inaugural address was a positive,

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The New York Times called it “A Grim Picture of America.” Politico labeled it “American Carnage, Part 2.” Michael Graham is the managing editor of InsideSources.com.