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small obama chases a much larger version of himself
(Source: radock, via funny-pictures-uk)
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Here’s the full video of President Obama’s fireside hangout with several nice people and me (and eventually my wife Sarah). I asked him about pennies, how ideological rigidity is stymying climate change policy, and then he told my unborn kid not to forget to be awesome.
All of these things really happened. Thanks to the President, whomever prepped him about nerdfighteria, and everyone at YouTube and google+ for making this possible.
From presidential daughter to straight up gangster in 0.2 seconds
Like father, like daughter:
can i just tell you how much i love the presidential family like omf
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President Barack Obama high-fiving children who sent him letters urging action to stop gun violence in America.
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Today is the anniversary of Rosa Parks’ refusal to sit in the back of the bus in Montgomery, Ala. And this photograph of President Obama sitting on that exact same bus 57 years later is a poignant reminder of just how much America has changed in half a century. The image was taken at the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Mich., where the humble 36-seat General Motors bus is on display. Like this simple picture of the president, the bus is an ordinary thing that represents extraordinary progress. [Source] [x]
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Okay this is great. I’ve always loved the history of Rosa Parks.Her story is so touching and this photo really does show how much America has changed over time.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_medl58gIfC1qlxkqpo1_500.jpg)
Today is the anniversary of Rosa Parks’ refusal to sit in the back of the bus in Montgomery, Ala. And this photograph of President Obama sitting on that exact same bus 57 years later is a poignant reminder of just how much America has changed in half a century. The image was taken at the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Mich., where the humble 36-seat General Motors bus is on display. Like this simple picture of the president, the bus is an ordinary thing that represents extraordinary progress. [Source] [x]
Tear tear
Okay this is great. I’ve always loved the history of Rosa Parks.Her story is so touching and this photo really does show how much America has changed over time.
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