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Obama suffers basketball injury; Gets 12 stitches


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WASHINGTON -- The White House says President Barack Obama has received 12 stitches in his lip after being hit during a pick up basketball game.

White House press secretary Robert Gibbs says the president was inadvertently struck by someone's elbow Friday.

The president received the stitches in the doctor's office on the ground floor of the White House. Obama had traveled to Fort McNair with a group of family and friends for an early morning game of basketball.

Obama is a sports fan, roots for his hometown Chicago teams and has often gone golfing in addition to playing basketball.

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He took it well, but I bet one of his aids ends up missing.

Secret Service Agent: "We just have a few questions to ask you about the "elbow incident". Please step into this black van with tinted windows and no license plate."

Pickup basketball opponent: "Where are we going?"

Those are the last words he'll ever say.

You don't 'bow the pres!

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