【naughtiest eroticism】

Monday marks Barack and naughtiest eroticismMichelle Obama's 24th wedding anniversary. To celebrate, the president decided to post an infinitely retweetable photo on Twitter.

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After a week of sex tapes, subtweeting and leaked tax returns, it can feel great to remember that there's some part of politics that may even be described as good. Or at least adorable.

Just look at these two.

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Side-by-side for 24 years. Here's to many more. #HappyAnniversary pic.twitter.com/nh8Xfc7IWU

— Barack Obama (@BarackObama) October 3, 2016

And here's a few classics (out of many) where the couple looks genuinely happy.

Credit: mario tama/Getty Images Credit: timothy clary/Getty Images Credit: toni sandys/The Washington Post/Getty Images Credit: win mcnamee/Getty Images Credit: jewedl samad/afp/getty images

Good thing the president remembered his anniversary -- otherwise Twitter would have been very upset.

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