Michelle Obama
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trplnkl
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Well, since she started her push to tell everyone what they should and shouldn't eat, many areas of food service has been dramatically effected from schools monitoring everything a student eats to talk of introducing laws that would keep Ronald McDonald from offering toys with their kids meals. If that's important or not is probably up to the individual.
moreluck
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She's a joke and I like to post things that make me laugh.....and hopefully some others will grin too....or not.
wkmac
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You're accepting an illusion as fact. You're way to smart for that. Step back, see it for what it is and look around you and the solutions and counter-forces around it are everywhere. Even the school thingy would be to do something like support local homeschoolers where you can even if only by an encouraging word or just fight for local public school sovereignty and autonomy.
Local grown food and understanding the Food Sovereignty Movement is one key around Michelle's food nonsense. Like her husband, her idealism is not about idealism but is a pure front to line the pockets of certain agri-businesses who stand ready in 2012' (like they did in 08') to man up the dollars to put their boy back in office.
Stop buying that
she keeps spewing out and see her for what she really is. A corp. PR Sock Puppet!
trplnkl
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It's not her true motivation that I am talking about but the results that are being put in place as a result. I don't believe for a second that M.0. give a single hoot about anyone's kids but her own. The point is, she is pushing for changes and some people are working to get the changes put in place at the cost of personal freedom.You're accepting an illusion as fact. You're way to smart for that. Step back, see it for what it is and look around you and the solutions and counter-forces around it are everywhere. Even the school thingy would be to do something like support local homeschoolers where you can even if only by an encouraging word or just fight for local public school sovereignty and autonomy.
Local grown food and understanding the Food Sovereignty Movement is one key around Michelle's food nonsense. Like her husband, her idealism is not about idealism but is a pure front to line the pockets of certain agri-businesses who stand ready in 2012' (like they did in 08') to man up the dollars to put their boy back in office.
Stop buying that
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moreluck
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Oh boy ! Michelle Obama is taking a trip to Africa. Most Americans can't even afford a cheapo vacation. But, don't worry, you will be able to follow her on the trip on a special site on the internet.
I'm sure they'll be playing M.C. Hammer music in the background....saying, "Can't touch this" No, we can't.
I don't want to hear that other first ladies made trips.....it wasn't when the economy was so frickin' bad!!
I'm sure they'll be playing M.C. Hammer music in the background....saying, "Can't touch this" No, we can't.
I don't want to hear that other first ladies made trips.....it wasn't when the economy was so frickin' bad!!
moreluck
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Michelle, her 2 daughters and her mom all landed in Africa today to start their vacation. I wonder if Michelle will get as hassled as Sarah Palin did on her roadtrip with her children,........you remember, the one in the United States!! The one where she was showing her family the nation's capitol and things that make our nation great.
Since Michelle wasn't proud of her country, maybe she's showing her daughters where daddy was born!!
Since Michelle wasn't proud of her country, maybe she's showing her daughters where daddy was born!!
moreluck
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Seems that Michelle Obama is the 'boss from hell' with a staggering staff turnover that's greater than any first lady in history. She's driven her staff completely crazy with her incredible demands and almost everyone wants out. No matter how well the job is done, she only dishes out criticism.
Less than 3 years into the job, she has already lost 9 key employees out of about 25. Michelle is on her 3rd chief of staff. She's a tyrant, plain & simple.
You can read all about it in the June 20, 2011 issue of Globe.
Less than 3 years into the job, she has already lost 9 key employees out of about 25. Michelle is on her 3rd chief of staff. She's a tyrant, plain & simple.
You can read all about it in the June 20, 2011 issue of Globe.
Again with the GLOBE?
Geez, hows batboy doing this month?
Peace.
Geez, hows batboy doing this month?
Peace.
moreluck
golden ticket member
You're thinking of the old black & white tabloid at the checkouts...can't remember the name of it....but it had the "batboy" crap. Globe, Star and Enquirer are listed with other tabloids which includes People & Us Weekly.
moreluck
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She's suppose to meet Mandela today. Oh, and did I mention Sasha & Malia have a few cousins along with them. How sweet!
moreluck
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Here's some agenda highlights................
Mrs. Obama's visit opens Tuesday in Pretoria, the South African capital, at a meeting with Nompumelelo Ntuli-Zuma, one of President Jacob Zuma's three wives, at his official residence. Zuma was scheduled to be out of the country. Back in Johannesburg, Mrs. Obama meets with Mandela's wife, Graca Machel, and tours the Nelson Mandela Foundation and the Apartheid Museum.
A meeting between America's first black first lady and the 92-year-old former president is hoped for but remained in doubt, given his fragile health. Mandela had an acute respiratory infection in late January that led to a two-day hospital stay. He retired from public life after leaving office in 1999 after one term, but remains a larger-than-life figure in his country and around the world.
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Mrs. Obama delivers her speech Wednesday at the Regina Mundi Church in the black township of Soweto, one of many churches that became hubs of activity for political gatherings after such meetings were banned during the anti-apartheid movement. She'll also view a memorial honoring a 13-year-old boy shot and killed by government police during a June 1976 student uprising in Soweto.
In Cape Town on Thursday, Mrs. Obama and her family will ride a ferry to Robben Island for a moving visit to the closet-sized cell where Mandela spent 18 of his 27 years in prison.
She'll highlight education by inviting disadvantaged students to spend the day immersed at the University of Cape Town, before meeting with groups that work to halt the spread of HIV/AIDS in South Africa, including by using soccer to teach children about the deadly disease. Between 5 million and 6 million South Africans live with HIV/AIDS.
Mrs. Obama also was scheduled to meet with Archbishop Desmond Tutu, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate and key figure in the struggle against apartheid and in later helping South Africa overcome its past.
She heads to Botswana on Friday to call on President Ian Khama in Gaborone, the capital, and drop in at a combination clinic and center for teenagers that teaches about leadership and HIV/AIDS.
With the official business concluded by Saturday, the first lady and her family will head off for private time, including a safari and an overnight stay in the animal park.
A meeting between America's first black first lady and the 92-year-old former president is hoped for but remained in doubt, given his fragile health. Mandela had an acute respiratory infection in late January that led to a two-day hospital stay. He retired from public life after leaving office in 1999 after one term, but remains a larger-than-life figure in his country and around the world.
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Mrs. Obama delivers her speech Wednesday at the Regina Mundi Church in the black township of Soweto, one of many churches that became hubs of activity for political gatherings after such meetings were banned during the anti-apartheid movement. She'll also view a memorial honoring a 13-year-old boy shot and killed by government police during a June 1976 student uprising in Soweto.
In Cape Town on Thursday, Mrs. Obama and her family will ride a ferry to Robben Island for a moving visit to the closet-sized cell where Mandela spent 18 of his 27 years in prison.
She'll highlight education by inviting disadvantaged students to spend the day immersed at the University of Cape Town, before meeting with groups that work to halt the spread of HIV/AIDS in South Africa, including by using soccer to teach children about the deadly disease. Between 5 million and 6 million South Africans live with HIV/AIDS.
Mrs. Obama also was scheduled to meet with Archbishop Desmond Tutu, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate and key figure in the struggle against apartheid and in later helping South Africa overcome its past.
She heads to Botswana on Friday to call on President Ian Khama in Gaborone, the capital, and drop in at a combination clinic and center for teenagers that teaches about leadership and HIV/AIDS.
With the official business concluded by Saturday, the first lady and her family will head off for private time, including a safari and an overnight stay in the animal park.
moreluck
golden ticket member
Geez, they are both from Chicago, they couldn't lunch there??.............................
She couldn't make the trip to the spot where Mandela was imprisoned because of rough seas.....looks like she'll have to make a return trip so whe can check that off her 'bucket list'.
She couldn't make the trip to the spot where Mandela was imprisoned because of rough seas.....looks like she'll have to make a return trip so whe can check that off her 'bucket list'.
moreluck
golden ticket member
Yeah, I'd like to see him COMMITTED to Africa.......
http://beta.news.yahoo.com/michelle-obama-says-husband-committed-africa-213645885.html
http://beta.news.yahoo.com/michelle-obama-says-husband-committed-africa-213645885.html
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