“The Other Inaugural,” a poster in our living room, is a memento from my time in Washington, DC. It's a print by Garry Trudeau, creator of Doonesbury, dated Jan. 21, 1985. It was already 6 years old in 1991 when I paid a dollar for it at a church rummage sale near where I was setting up an apartment in Washington's Dupont Circle. I was first able to vote for president in 1980. Over the ensuing years, my choice for president of the United States has failed to be elected