A new president from the Democratic Party is inaugurated as the United States grapples with multiple concentric crises: a recession of historic proportions, record unemployment, rising wealth inequality and social restlessness.
Having led his party to a sweep of Congress, the new president seeks to implement bold, sweeping policies to address these challenges in his first 100 days, including aggressively boosting government spending to kick-start the economy.
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