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    "The girls are having fun running around, so you know, we're usually doing picnics and fairs and ice-cream parlours and things that are fun for the kids, and obviously fun for us, and a lot more fun than listening to Daddy talk." "They basically cut out when I start making speeches" Barack laughed. "It's like, is he talking?" Full Article at Mirror.co.uk
    They basically cut out when I start making speeches
    Barack Obama – Barack Obama SOURCE: Mirror.co.uk 17 months ago
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Our dad, the next President of the US
  1. I take care of his children! That is love.
    SOURCE: Mirror.co.uk 17 months ago
  2. I'm not a real sweets guy. I'm pretty conservative when it comes to my gum
    SOURCE: Mirror.co.uk 17 months ago
  3. It was an exception, it was Malia's birthday, we were in Montana and everybody was having a good time
    SOURCE: Mirror.co.uk 17 months ago
  4. We usually march in a July Fourth parade somewhere and then it's a birthday extravaganza ... We incorporate a lot of fun. We have family with us now. We've got water pistols. The girls are having fun running around, so you know, we're usually doing picnics and fairs and ice-cream parlours and things tha...
    SOURCE: Mirror.co.uk 17 months ago
  5. We call each other at least once a day. I'm usually the one on the road so I'm calling home. And we've got a computer that has a video feed.
    SOURCE: Mirror.co.uk 17 months ago
  6. We always go on dates. We always have date nights.
    SOURCE: Mirror.co.uk 17 months ago
  7. I'm baffled by this whole thing because I hate to shop.
    SOURCE: Mirror.co.uk 17 months ago
  8. She basically avoids me embarrassing her by giving these tips, especially when I'm around her friends.
    Barack Obama – Barack Obama SOURCE: Mirror.co.uk 17 months ago
  9. What do we usually do for your birthday?
    SOURCE: Mirror.co.uk 17 months ago
  10. My friend Sam, she came over and Daddy has never met Sam before. He was like, 'Hi!' and he shook her hand! I was like, 'Daddy! You really don't shake kids' hands that much. You shake adults' hands. And he's like, 'Then what do you do?' and I was like, 'You know, you just wave or say Hi.'
    SOURCE: Mirror.co.uk 17 months ago

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