President Obama's second inauguration offered some unintentionally hilarious photo ops. Here are the best, starting with New York Senator Chuck Schumer and the Obama girls.
And Clinton:
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And Schumer Again:
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Obama's Brother-In-Law Craig Robinson:
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This guy:
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