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Side-By-Side Pics Of Trump And Obama's Super Bowl Parties Reveal Who's More Fun

by John Haltiwanger
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President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump went to a Super Bowl party at his golf club in West Palm Beach, Florida.

He was joined by Chief of Staff Reince Priebus and his family.

The Super Bowl is more or less a national holiday. It's like a less-official Thanksgiving where Americans are once again united in gluttony and the celebration of elegant violence.

What's not to like?

But Trump and his fellow Super Bowl partiers seemed less than thrilled to be watching the game.

Based on the photos, you'd think the group was at a funeral (or the worst wedding of all time).

There didn't appear to be any beer or chicken wings *gasp* and everyone was just staring forward like they'd get punished for talking.

They looked completely miserable.

Perhaps this was because Trump is a friend of Tom Brady's, and the Patriots weren't doing so well until late in the game.

Trump reportedly left before the game was over — and the Patriots' historic comeback.

People are especially concerned about Melania, who looked particularly unhappy.

Maybe she's just not a football fan?

Comparatively, take a look at how much fun President Obama had compared to Trump.

Be honest: Which party would you rather go to?

Here's a closer look.

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And even closer. It's like night and day.

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Trump and crew had a velvet rope separating them from the rest of the crowd.

Maybe he would've had a better time if he'd mixed and mingled? Just a thought.

After the game — which (as noted above) featured an incredible comeback from the Pats — Donald Trump congratulated the team on Twitter.

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Maybe Trump leaving early is what actually helped the Patriots win?

Who knows, but they might want to look into the timing between the president's departure and when Tom Brady started playing like a man possessed.

Citations: President Trump left his Super Bowl party before the Patriots' historic comeback (CBS)