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Appears it's the first who is the one living high and large on the taxpayer dime. Maybe the orator should grow a pair and put his foot down. Of course I never saw Han Solo stand up to Chewy either. have a bad temper I guess.
"Michelle Obama insisted on a pricey holiday to Hawaii when her husband would have rather gone to a presidential retreat, according to reports.
She allegedly wanted the taxpayer-funded $4million trip when Barack Obama sought instead to make the short trip to Camp David in Maryland.
Political sources told the National Enquirer that the 47-year-old’s spending is rocketing and she even went on a shopping spree before the Hawaii trip.
‘The President’s advisers have told him that Michelle’s spending has spiralled “completely out of control”,’ one source told the National Enquirer.
‘Barack read his wife the riot act, but his words fell on deaf ears. Michelle said there was “no way” she was going to disappoint her daughters.’
Two wealthy attorneys and authors spent a lot of money for their daughters' Christmas presents and then went home for the holidays. Wow! Stop the presses! Will wonders never cease?
So if she really is spending too much then put her on an annual allowance..say $1 billion per year and not a penny more.
Better yet. We send her a$$ back to Chicago next year and save that billion.
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