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Good Grief! Obama Thinks Christmas is About Loving Tiny Trees

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Good Grief! Obama Thinks Christmas is About Loving Tiny Trees

President Obama took a break from saving the icebergs to weigh in on what he believes to be the true meaning of Christmas – loving tiny trees.

The president, along with the first lady, delivered their homage to foliage during an appearance on a television program recognizing the 50th anniversary of “A Charlie Brown Christmas.”

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“For half a century, people of all ages have gathered around the tv to watch Charlie Brown, Lucy, Linus and the rest of the gang teach us the true meaning of Christmas,” Mrs. Obama said during a taping of ABC’s “It’s Your 50thChristmas, Charlie Brown.”

That was all well and good – until President Obama chimed in.

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