CREEPY! Selfie President Inserts Himself Between Washington and Lincoln

By Jim Hoft
Published December 15, 2013 at 12:28pm
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Here’s the new view inside the US Embassy in London.
A larger-than-life Obama stares down at you between Presidents Lincoln and Washington.

Sort of creepy, especially for such a failed administration.

Of course, the US Embassy in London thinks it’s swell.
Via Twitchy:

The newly installed tapestry of President Obama casts a warm smile over guests at an event @USAinUK last night. pic.twitter.com/tYKwyXcDIA

— U.S. Embassy London (@USAinUK) December 13, 2013

President Selfie strikes again.

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