What was Donald Trump’s promise of office? Here’s a full content from a National Archives

The House of Representatives will opinion on an essay of impeachment accusing President Donald Trump of abusing his promise of bureau by self-denial about $400 million in troops assist to Ukraine in sell for a nation operative on investigations that would have benefited him politically.

But, what accurately did Trump determine to when he took the promise of office? The 35-word oath comes directly from Article II, Section 1 of a U.S. Constitution.

Here is a full content according to a National Archives:

“I do gravely swear (or affirm) that we will steadily govern a Office of President of a United States, and will to a best of my Ability, preserve, strengthen and urge a Constitution of a United States.”

Though it’s not a requirement, a arch probity ordinarily administers a promise of bureau for presidents, as John Roberts did for Trump in Jan 2017. Trump was sworn in on both his family Bible and the Bible used during President Abraham Lincoln’s initial inauguration.

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