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I concluded my thoughts that Michele Obama deserves huge for taking "the high road" during this election process. She spoke with honesty and fairness, while Palin continues pulling character attacks out of a hat like bunnies.
Well said! I think Michele Obama has been nothing but graceful and elegant throughout the campaign process. Even when presented with opportunities to criticize the McCain camp, she has taken the high road.
Yesterday I had on one of the cable stations, I think it was CNN and they showed a speech Michele Obama was giving in Ohio. She talked about her husband, and family values. She talked positive about our country and the other factors in which her husband is campaigning on. Michele Obama spoke nothing of the republican competion.
Then, the station jumped to the McCain campaign and Sarah Palin giving a speech. Almost the first words out of her mouth were of negative overtones avout the Obama/Biden camp. Thus began the slippery slope of Palin trying to bring down the democrats while doing nothing to lift the republican side on important issues facing America. I changed the channel after about 5 minutes. Sarah Palin, imo, said nothing that might sway me to voting republican. She zero'd in on one attack after another against Obama/Biden.
I concluded my thoughts that Michele Obama deserves huge for taking "the high road" during this election process. She spoke with honesty and fairness, while Palin continues pulling character attacks out of a hat like bunnies.
Michelle is a magnificent woman. She's of a different class than McCain and Palin this is obvious. McCain and Palin are pure trash.
She's a fantastic lady. I think of her as a cross between Hilary Clinton and Jackie Kennedy. She's smart, successful, intelligent and passionate- and she's also elegant, stylish, and a devoted wife. People keep saying we should be inspired my Palin's success, but I'm inspired by Michelle Obama, who really does seem to have it all.
Please--not the "Jackie" comparison again. She is a smart, intelligent lady, but Jackie Kennedy. she is NOT.
Before M. Obama was re-trained, her speeches were awful to say the least, very downcast very compaining all about her supression....all of which she learned in Rev. Wright's church for two decades and the black liberation theology in their hearts, this is the real M. Obama and barack.
I concluded my thoughts that Michele Obama deserves huge for taking "the high road" during this election process. She spoke with honesty and fairness, while Palin continues pulling character attacks out of a hat like bunnies.
Yes she is very classy, she will make a great first lady!
(I am happy to be suprised that this thread is so positive. I was sure that someone would be on here trying to put her down. )
Didn't take long after your post .....
It's still a positive thread about a person who has shown that there are better ways of gaining support without negative overtones and personal attacks. Michele Obama isn't at all on the doorsteps of passing along skewed stories and mistruths. That, to my thinking, is the proper means of not only winning an election... but of being good people in everyday life.
Michelle obama is not running for vpotus. Palin is. To continue to compare the two - one a wife of a candidate and the other an actual candidate, is dismissive and unfair. I mean, had the primaries gone differently, would you have compared hillary to cindy mccain?
Michelle Obama would be a far better Vice President than Palin could ever hope to be.
Maybe she will pull a hillary and run for potus sometime down the line
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