WORDS MATTER? THE OBAMINABLE COMMENTS FROM MICHELLE

Michelle Obama proclaimed yesterday that for “the first time” in her adult life,” she was proud of America, as she spoke during a rally to support her husband’s presidential bid. Really? The very first time she has been proud of her country in her entire adult life? For twenty-five years, this country, by her own admission, has yet to do ANYTHING to make her proud? What a sad comment for this woman to make. Here she is, educated at Harvard, had a great job before she resigned (at a tune of $350,000.00 per annum, no less), two great kids with a great future, basically living the American dream and she has never been proud of the country that gave her these blessings?

"Iowa will make the difference," Mrs. Obama said. "If Barack doesn't win Iowa, it is just a dream. If we win Iowa, then we can move to the world as it should be."

"Our view is that if you can't run your own house, you certainly can't run the White House." An obvious slam on Hillary Clinton by Obama, following in the footsteps of many people who blame the WOMAN for a philandering husband.

"I come to this with a lot of interesting talents, but I think it would be unfair of me to say today what I would do in a couple of years. I need to be prepared to do what the country needs me to do at the time. Whether that’s baking cookies or serving as a wonderful hostess, that’s my job. I have to be prepared to do what’s necessary. And we won’t know what that’s going to be until we get there. I will be staunchly invested. It is a joint project.” What a minute, is this a TWO-FER? She will be staunchly invested...making fricken cookies? At least she admits she doesn't have a clue what her role will be until the very second she gets there. I might add, the same logic applies to her husband, who similary has no clue on his role, either.

"...we have to compromise and sacrifice for one another in order to get things done. That is why I am here, because Barack Obama is the only person in this who understands that. That before we can work on the problems, we have to fix our souls. Our souls are broken in this nation."

What if Hillary Clinton gets the nomination over your husband...could you support her? "I'd have to think about that..." Imagine if Bill Clinton had said that? Michelle Obama needs to straighten this out immediately. Really bad stuff from the Obama campaign.

"We had a miraculous victory in Iowa," Michelle Obama said. "Ain't no black people in Iowa!

"You don't measure character when everybody is looking, you measure it by what people do in the shadows when no one is watching. It's much easier to focus on a few "present" (which her husband did in Chicago with wild abandon, not wanting to get pinned down on damn near anything) votes rather than focusing on all the hard work that Barack has done for regular people. Work than no other front-runner in this race can claim,"

Obama and his wife seem to think they are entitled to the presidency. According to Newsweek she has been introducing him to African American audiences by saying it is "our turn". I'm afraid that they will be very angry if Barack is not the nominee and will probably not want to support Hillary, let alone run with her. After all, when the party leaders wanted him to sit with her at the SOTU address as a show of party unity she agreed but he refused. He used the lame excuse that she had not asked him.

Then there was the "snub"...turning of his back on Hillary, while she magnamously shook hands with Ted Kennedy, just after Kennedy endorsed him, and just before the State of the Union address.

I am not voting for someone who is not what he says he is and all the evidence I find, shows me he is not what he says he is. And further more, someone who is willing to risk my party's agenda and win. I have no delusions about Hillary, but I also respect her and trust her. Yet, I do not respect or trust either of the Obama's.