Michelle Obama: First Lady or First Whiner? [Reader Post]

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Michelle is not the kind of person most people like to be around. She is constantly whining about how hard everything is, with her Princeton and Harvard educations and all. It really must be a pressure cooker at the Obama house at the end of the month figuring out where the mortgage money is going to come from. Especially with such meager incomes.

Senator Barack Obama released his 2007 tax return on Wednesday evening, reporting a household income of $4.2 million due to a sharp increase in the sales of his books during the first year of his presidential campaign.

In 2006 it was even rougher, with creditors banging at the door and debtor’s prison looming.

That was a substantial jump from the roughly $1 million in income the Obamas reported in 2006, much of that also from book deals.

Yeah, life’s a bitch.

In spite of that, she still insists on whining about everything. Which makes her either a spoiled brat or a phony trying to curry favor with the bitter clingers. From Jim Geraghty, Michelle Obama’s greatest hits.

On men: “What I notice about men, all men, is that their order is me, my family, God is in there somewhere, but me is first.”

On women: “I wake up every morning wondering how on earth I am going to pull off that next minor miracle to get through the day. I know that everybody in this room is going through this. That is the dilemma women face today. Every woman that I know, regardless of race, education, income, background, political affiliation, is struggling to keep her head above water.” (This presumably includes her friend Oprah.)

On the state of plumbing in America: “How many of us have had to be the ones, when a child gets sick, who is the one who stays home? Or, when a toilet overflows? This was a couple of months ago. I was scrambling around to reschedule being at a 9 o’clock meeting and Barack, love him to death, put on his clothes and he left!”

On life in America: Obama begins with a broad assessment of life in America in 2008, and life is not good: we’re a divided country, we’re a country that is “just downright mean,” we are “guided by fear,” we’re a nation of cynics, sloths, and complacents.

On the nefarious labeling of products on supermarket shelves: “And the notion of trying to think about a lunch every day! . . . So you grab the Lunchables, right? And the fruit-juice-box thing, and we think—we think—that’s juice. And you start reading the labels and you realize there’s high-fructose corn syrup in everything we’re eating. Every jelly, every juice. Everything that’s in a bottle or a package is like poison in a way that most people don’t even know. . ”

On the high cost of fruit: “Now we’re keeping, like, a bowl of fresh fruit in the house. But you have to go to the fruit stand a couple of times a week to keep that fruit fresh enough that a six-year-old—she’s not gonna eat the pruney grape, you know. At that point it’s, like, ‘Eww!’ She’s not gonna eat the brown banana or the shrivelledy-up things. It’s got to be fresh for them to want it. Who’s got time to go to the fruit stand? Who can afford it, first of all?”

It’s called life. Toughen up cupcake.

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err…didn’t you mean sweetie?

She sounds like the hero of the Rolling Stones song “Mother’s Little Helper”. I know that having money does not make life any easier, but still, I find it annoying to listen to millionaires whine.

She’s also probably the “door” to the Ayres connection. She worked with Bernadette Dohrn at the same legal firm. She became Obama’s mentor there, but the relationship between Michelle and Bernadette was already established. The extremism runs back further than is out in the open as yet.

Check the Pundita blog for more info and links.

http://pundita.blogspot.com/

People do t change. Once a weak whiner always a weak whiner.

She gave an excellent speech earlier.

So did Joe Biden, tonight. This is what a President of the United States should sound like. It’s good to be reminded.

She’s been out of the picture for so long, it was easy to forget what a pos dirtbag parasite this woman(?) is.

Go to hell moooochelle.

All criminals are “torn from their children” when they are incarcerated, you dolt. FOLLOW THE LAW.

AP Fact Check: Michelle Obama’s DNC Swipe At Trump For Keeping Kids In “Cages” Was “Misleading” and “Distorted

AP FACT CHECK: Michelle Obama and the kids in ‘cages’

Michelle Obama assailed President Donald Trump on Monday for ripping migrant children from their parents and throwing them into cages, picking up on a frequent and distorted point made widely by Democrats.

She’s right that Trump’s now-suspended policy at the U.S.-Mexico border separated thousands of children from their families in ways that had not been done before. But what she did not say is that the very same “cages” were built and used in her husband’s administration, for the same purpose of holding migrant kids temporarily.

A look at her remark in the keynote address at the opening night of the remote Democratic National Convention:

MICHELLE OBAMA, on Americans: “They watch in horror as children are torn from their families and thrown into cages.”

THE FACTS: The reference to cages is misleading and a matter that Democrats have persistently distorted.

Trump used facilities that were built during the Obama-Biden administration to house children at the border. They are chain-link enclosures inside border facilities where migrants were temporarily housed, separated by sex and age.

Slow Joe Avoids Disaster, is Able to Read Vague Obama-Like Hope and Change Talking Points Off Teleprompter With Little or No Policy Specifics

President Trump Blasts Slow Joe During His DNC Speech: ‘In 47 Years, Joe Did None of the Things of Which He Now Speaks . . . ‘

Biden’s speech managed to be simultaneously vapid and disgraceful

By Andrea Widburg

A weary sounding Joe Biden, who periodically managed to flog himself into a weak and shrill rage, delivered a singularly awful acceptance speech. When it wasn’t hackneyed, he plagiarized ideas and policies from President Trump and made boasts that were inconsistent with his 48 years in politics, whether as a Senator or a Vice President. The worst thing about it, though, was that he repeated a vicious, and unforgivable, slander about Trump.

Here’s a short list of Biden’s platitudes:

Trump is darkness. I am light. FDR was a great president. Help young people by ending Trump’s darkness. America is racist. More darkness, more light.

You must judge Trump’s entire presidency by looking at the six months of the Wuhan virus and its damage to the economy (damage wrought, though he doesn’t say it, by Democrat politicians).

America had the worst virus outbreak in the world. (That’s not true, by the way, but it is true that Democrat policies, especially regarding nursing homes, made it horrifically worse than it should have been.) Trump will kill the economy. Trump will take people’s insurance.

Wasn’t Obama great? Trump isn’t great.

No one suffers in America the way minorities do. Trump didn’t protect Americans but I will. It’s horribly painful when people you love die.

I hereby remember that we Americans are endowed, not by “you know, the thing,” but by our Creator with unalienable rights. I’ll quote more from the Constitution because I can: “Among them life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.”

My Dad was a great guy. He didn’t want the government to solve his problems. I’ll solve all of your problems.

American young people talk to me and I listen. They want all sorts of justice – economic, racial, environmental.

Kamala Harris checks off so many intersectionality boxes: “Women, Black women, Black Americans, South Asian Americans, immigrants….” She’s like an all-in-one-printer. (No, he didn’t actually say that last point.) Harris is great at attacking banks and the gun lobby. Harris and I are strong because of our families.

My wife died. I love Jill. Jill loves America. Beau died. That makes me suited to be commander in chief.

President Biden won’t cozy up to Russians!

George Floyd’s 6-year-old daughter, Gianna, said “Daddy changed the world.” Biden is now inspired.

Trump is darkness. I am light.

Whew! I just saved you at least 18 minutes of your life by giving you the gist of the banal parts of Biden’s speech. But wait! There’s more.

I mentioned plagiarism, which shows up in Biden’s plan for responding to the Wuhan virus. Biden announced that, when he is president, he will test Americans; make medical supplies and protective equipment in America, not in China; give schools resources to open; listen to experts; and use federal law to make everyone wear masks. Except for the despotic national mask mandate, all of those are things that Trump already did beginning at the end of January.

Biden promises to protect America. He apparently missed the fact that there have been no serious Islamic terrorist attacks on Trump’s watch.

Biden will magically provide all of life’s necessities: jobs, infrastructure, Obamacare, the end of paid college and student debt, childcare and eldercare, a better immigration system, labor unions, closing the imaginary gender wage gap, and fighting climate change.

The obvious question, of course, is that if Biden has the secret to making all those wonders take place, why didn’t he tell Obama during their time together? And even before that, why didn’t he share those ideas with the Senate? He mostly seems to have spent his time there creating a law that locked up black fathers, attacking a black Supreme Court candidate, and fighting desegregation.

And to make all the above wonders happen, Biden says that he’ll end Trump’s tax cuts. That should be popular.

But you know what was the single worst thing Biden said? He again told the Big Lie, the one that claims that Trump called neo-Nazis and white supremacists “fine people.”

Everything else Biden said was fatuous, dishonest, or plagiarized. But this lie isn’t any of those things. It’s an evil slander. And either Biden knows it is and says it anyway, or he’s so senile he’ll mouth anything his handlers tell him to. Either explanation should disqualify him from even being elected as second assistant dog catcher.

Trump gets the last word:

In 47 years, Joe did none of the things of which he now speaks. He will never change, just words!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 21, 2020