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Whenever she gives a speech people always droll over it and treat her like she's a savior(sound familiar?). She bashed Bush during the 2008 election now she pretends she likes him. I guess it didn't occur to her that she would have to WORK with the Bush family if her husband was elected.
Also don't forget she is anti American- remember the comment "For the first time in my adult life, I am proud of my country."
She is just as bad at dividing the two sides as her husband. And now people want her as President? Gag me if that happens.
Other than wanting people to eat more vegetables and wanting more control over the food that children eat at school (but ironically not the food people eat on food stamps)... I can't really remember anything significant about her... so, I would say... I really don't care much about her....
Other than wanting people to eat more vegetables and wanting more control over the food that children eat at school (but ironically not the food people eat on food stamps)... I can't really remember anything significant about her... so, I would say... I really don't care much about her....
Yeah same here. I admit I am not a fan of Obama, but I am trying to play devil's advocate in my mind, I don't understand this fascination about her. Maybe she is a great person that I just don't know much about, but I don't see her being more or less significant than other first wives.
Lets be honest, some of the fascination is the idea of a black female President. Hey nothing wrong with certain people wanting to see this happen.
If memory serves me right, she initially pushed hard for organic food. But I think once that GMO labeling debate got heated, it sort of faded quickly. https://youtu.be/zqaaB6NE1TI
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