As the nation celebrated the start of another term for President
Barack Obama, Republican congressional leaders had a muted,
bipartisan response to his second inaugural address.  "Today is
a day for all of us in this country to come together," House
Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Virginia, told CNN, when asked
about the president's speech. "It really doesn't matter who you
voted for, which side you're on," Cantor added. "Today is a day
we can all come together."  Cantor said the president's speech
addressed the issue of upward mobility, a topic of shared
concern across party lines.  When asked about online reaction to
the speech from Republicans who felt it was too aggressive and
too liberal, Cantor again refused to engage in partisan terms.
"I think the president did a fine job certainly laying out what
he would like to see happen as far as the future of the
country," the second-highest ranking Republican leader in the
House said.  "There are plenty of areas of disagreement but
there are also some things th