Posted on 12/25/2018 4:37:11 PM PST by 2ndDivisionVet
Former President Barack Obama wished his social media followers a happy holiday on Monday with a festive but oh so adorable photo. Indeed, Obama's 2018 Christmas greeting featured a sweet moment under the mistletow with his wife and former first lady, Michelle Obama.
"Enjoy the holiday season with the ones you love," Obama wrote in a short-but-sweet holiday greeting shared on both Instagram and Twitter. "Michelle and I wish you a very Merry Christmas!" Alongside his message of holiday cheer, the former president shared an adorable photo of himself planting a kiss on Michelle's cheek as the two stand beneath some hanging mistletoe.
But this wasn't Obama's first foray into the Christmas spirit. Rather, Obama has been busy spreading holiday cheer all month. In fact, the former president donned a red and white Santa hat for a surprise visit to a children's hospital in Washington, D.C. last week. According to USA Today, Obama played Santa Claus by going room to room with a sack full of presents to hand out gifts to patients at Washington Children’s National Health System on Dec. 19. During that visit, the president also met and thanked hospital staff for caring and looking after the patients and their families....
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Oh ya, there you go. She forced him to kiss her on the cheek because she didn’t know what had been in his mouth earlier that night.
Where is BARF alert?
There is NOTHING adorable about either of those 2 grifters.
Like kissing your sister....or brother.
Spot on
Buttcrack had to get good and drunk just to get within an arm’s length of her.
Oh my. Don’t they look so articulate in that picture.
And just WHAT did The Hill say about Hillary vs Trump?
Wrong thread.
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