The Veep Most Likely to Succeed?

The article focuses on the inauguration of Gerald Rudolph Ford as the 40th vice president of the U.S. The inauguration sets to be noted and long remembered as it was a constitutional first and made possible by the 25th amendment, passed in 1967. It mentions the pledged of Ford to set a high example of respect for the crushing and lonely burdens of the nation. It adds that the perspectives of Ford described as conservative in fiscal affairs, moderate in domestic and internationalist in foreign affairs.