【порнография по казахский】Of course Trump's Christmas card is obnoxiously large

Donald Trump is порнография по казахскийobsessed with size andsaying "Merry Christmas," so it's only fitting he'd combine his two loves to send out a stupidly large Christmas card.

To celebrate the holiday season, Trump sent Congress a card — which seems like a normal, friendly thing to do — but it's Trump so obviously things were a bit off.

How so? Well, the card's freakin' huge!

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A source gaveSplinter an official look at Trump's holiday card, and photos clearly show no one is exaggerating about the size.

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Here's a photo of the card with a penny on top for comparison. This thing looks like a mini poster board bent in half, are you joking? It's like one of massive those joke cards you get a niece or nephew for their birthday when you want to win the favorite aunt/uncle title. This is not how you do Christmas cards.

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In case the card on its own wasn't enough of a laugh, here's another shot of it alongside Barack Obama's 2016 White House Christmas card.

Essentially it would take eight of Obama's cards to make one of Trump's card unfolded.

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It remains unclear what the contents of the card are or whether or not a photograph of the Trump family is included. But there's probably a good chance it just says MAGA in very large print.

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