Or someone connected with the failed pre-inauguration TARP exercise?
More recently her health again became news when she suffered a concussion in January after fainting at a pre-Inauguration party at the British Embassy in Washington.
Thanksgiving weekend in a presidential year usually marks a turn from post-election euphoria in the winner's camp to pre-inauguration planning for office.
Prosecutors are investigating whether the opposition organisers of a pre-inauguration rally, which turned violent for the first time, had incited the violence.
The last time I'd been with him, after a pre-Inauguration party called the DeploraBall, he and Spencer had nearly come to blows.
If elected, Mr. Obama said, he would call for a pre-inauguration review of all executive orders pertaining to the religion-based program, particularly those dealing with hiring.
But this speech fulfilled his pre-inauguration promise to make a bold bid to restore American prestige with a direct public address in a Muslim capital.Will Mr Obama's rousing oratory bear fruit?
Her high-flying comeback brought her in 2009 to Washington, where she and Jon Bon Jovi sang a stirring Obama pre-inauguration rendition of "A Change is Gonna Come" at the Lincoln Memorial.
He also cited statements from Allred at her pre-Inauguration press conference — she had likened the suit to Paula Jones's sexual-harassment case against Bill Clinton — as evidence that the primary goal of the lawsuit is to trigger impeachment proceedings.
Michael Flynn, the national-security adviser, was forced to resign over his pre-Inauguration contact with the Russian Ambassador — but, even before Flynn's ouster, the National Security Council, which coördinates all American foreign policy, had become dysfunctional.
The two men were discussing Michael Flynn, who had briefly been Trump's national-security adviser before being forced to resign over his failure to disclose pre-Inauguration contact with the Russian government, and was now a focus of F.B.I. investigators.
