Mr President, the guy-next-door

He might be Mr President, but he's still quite a normal guy. His presidential post hasn't stopped him from having fun and doing the things he would otherwise do. He still plays golf, throws parties and watches Superbowl. And he also babysits. Recently, Barack Obama ssshed a wailing baby in a crowd, something that the child's own mother couldn't do. CS tells you why the US President is a regular man: *u00a0On Father's day he took his two daughters, Malia and Sasha, for an ice-cream. Born with a sweet-tooth, he couldn't resist a cup of vanilla custard with hot fudge and toasted almonds. And Obama even packed 'puppy pops' for his pet dog, Bo.*u00a0Whenever he has some free time, he heads to the golf course. And he points out that he's not a golf addict. He would love to spend his time doing other things like going out for long walks or heading to the carwash or the grocery store, but can't because of security reasons.*u00a0But security or no security, he was recently spotted cycling. Fashion gurus might have panned his cycling gear, but Mr President didn't let that affect him. *u00a0During the Olympics, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Obama entered into a friendly wager over who would win the gold medal in the men's hockey game. Should the US win, Obama would win himself a case of Yuengling, the President's beer of choice. If Canada won, Harper would win a case of Molson Canadian. After the match, the US President's top representative in Canada, delivered two cases of beer to Harper's house.*u00a0A complete sports buff, the US Prez threw a Super Bowl party at the White House and invited his friends and peers over.

Mr President, the guy-next-door

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