Michelle Obama: " I Would Have To Think About Supporting Clinton If She Is The Nominee"

[KennedyGuy]

http://www.talkleft.com/story/2008/2/4/124123/6787

"This is what we do NOT need..

Imagine if Bill Clinton had said that? Michelle Obama needs to straighten this out immediately. Really bad stuff from the Obama campaign".

Video at link

[bigtree]

1. WOW. Is this for real???

[MADem]

18. It was on the Good Morning America interview this am.

I never watch that show, but I wasn't at home this morning and was 'going with the flow.' It was a very good interview, overall, but that comment stood out and not in a particularly good way. The rest of the interview was fine, though.

I thought the reporter was trying to goad Mrs. Obama a bit, while pretending to be "sisterly."

[jakem]

2. holy crap! think about who you cast a vote for? HUGH!!!

[leftynyc]

3. Yes- just imagine if Bill had said this

30 different threads about it repeating every right wing hack imaginable. She really need to clean this up.

[rodeodance]

27. for one thing--DU would likey crash with an overload of threads by the Obamababies--not

all, but so so many would post it.

[LostinVA]

34. hehehehe

[Supersedeas]

4. have to shake your head of this stuff

[leftynyc]

7. The unity candidate

strikes again.

[rodeodance]

and its a 2:1 deal.!!

[Dogmudgeon]

5. Michelle is *principled*

But if Obama is the candidate, and Bill says that, he will be called an "unprincipled traitor".

Count on it.

--p!

[rodeodance]

32. its a given. no need to think on that one.

[maddiejoan]

6. Please tell me this is out of context.

Please!

I don't even want to believe she said this.

[MADem]

23. It's not. But to the woman's defense, the interviewer was "pushing" the direction and tone of the

discussion a bit, IMO.

[Windy]

51. Why are you bold faced lying? It was taken out of context!!!! Jesus!

Watch the entire video.

I've had it with Clinton supporters and their desparate attempt to marginalize Obama and his supporters with outright lies and half truths!!!

[rodeodance]

71. Yeah--that ol 'context" is so important when it is the obama's!!

[WinkyDink]

How could less than 100% support for the nominee be "out of context"? There IS NO context wherein

such hesitancy, such hedging, about the general election would be appropriate.

[amborin]

8. seems many obama supporters say same thing here on du

[BlackVelvet04]

9. LOL Unity with republicans but not democrats.

Alright, then.

[TooBigaTent]

38. Exactly! IF this is true, it reinforces my conclusion that BO and his team are in

it more for the power than his desire to do good or undo thw damage of the * administration (hence, the reaching out to Cons and pukes).

The more I hear from/about BO, the less appealing he is. FWIW - HC has not hurt herself with me, I was not a supporter ever.

And where are the "loyalty oath" supporters on this?

[gateley]

10. That wasn't a smart thing to say. nt

[Egnever]

11. Smart lady

[LisaM]

12. I get the feeling she doesn't like the Clintons...

Oh well, much is said in the heat of the primaries.

[in_cog_ni_to]

UNITY!!!!! UNITY!!!!! UNITY!!!!UNITY!!!!! UNITY!!!!! UNITY!!!!UNITY!!!!! UNITY!!!!! UNITY!!!!

It's all a facade people! It's all a facade! Is this all over the MSM being played and played and played and played and played and played for hours on end, day after day....endlessly????? like Clinton clips are?????

Let me guess...NO!

[BlackVelvet04]

64. UNITY with everyone but other Democrats. n/t

[in_cog_ni_to]

94. Yep. UNITY with REPUKES is the new order of the Democratic Party!

:puke:

[BlackVelvet04]

121. I feel like I fell down the rabbit hole.....n/t

[calmblueocean]

13. Why do these people never include the whole segment?

I'm not gonna get up in arms about a 10 second clip that cuts off suddenly. Fuck that. Show me the whole piece if you want me to listen.

[Raffi Ella]

14. oh wow.

not good.NOT GOOD at all.I'm enraged by this video.Unity my ass.

[bidenista]

15. it's all about barack

If Michelle really said this, it proves that she doesn't give a flying $%&* about the Democratic Party. Just her and Barack.

[in_cog_ni_to]

29. OMG! I LOVE your Kool-Aid pic!

That's really cute...the drinkers. I like it.:)

[The Ghost]

16. I agree with her

Go ahead, crucify me.

[adabfree]

26. I won't crucify you...I agree with you

[Der Blaue Engel]

35. But your spouse isn't running for Democratic nomination to the presidency

eom

[in_cog_ni_to]

40. Then you're no DEMOCRAT. SHAME ON YOU and SHAME on Michelle.

She just lost any respect I had for her. I thought she was a pretty cool lady. NOT-ANYMORE.

[WinkyDink]

85. YOU are not a candidate's SPOUSE.

[bluethruandthru]

17. Wow!

This is really troublesome! She would have to think about supporting the Democratic nominee!!??? Really?????

[krabigirl]

19. lol, such "class". what egomaniacs her and her husband are.

[MoonRiver]

20. No real surprise.

Apparently both the Obamas are despicable. I used to think better of her. Not now.

[adabfree]

21. Michelle Obama: " I Would Have To Think About Supporting Clinton If She Is The Nominee"

I'm with Michele on this one...not so wise to say (if she did), but I'd have to think long and hard...and chances are Clinton would probably lose out to me either staying home..or writing in Sponge Bob Square Pants

[in_cog_ni_to]

46. That just shows your true colors. That's all. The country doesn't REALLY matter to you. You would

rather repukes were still in power than vote for Hillary? That's just sick....

[truebrit71]

There's a difference?

Really?

[adabfree]

157. sorry...you feel that way...but..I'm being true to myself

Not voting for the repubs, just not voting for Hillary...

[MonkeyFunk]

22. That's really unfortunate

I'll chalk it up to her relative inexperience in national politics.

But yes, if Bill had anything of the sort, this site would explode.

[BlackVelvet04]

77. Yeah, if only she had more experience she would have known

to lie.

[ashling]

24. I have been going back and forth

after seeing this clip (an it was only a clip out of context) I am leaning Hillary.

[NJSecularist]

25. Look at all the fake outrage and hurt in this thread

You gotta be kidding me...

[leftynyc]

36. Nothing fake about the

hypocrisy of Obama supporters. If Bill had said this - this site would explode. Go ahead and try and deny it.

[rodeodance]

42. My guess is tha even some Obama supporters are taken back by this comment.

[Politicub]

118. But they won't admit it n/t

[bluethruandthru]

47. I don't think the outrage is fake.

I'm an Edwards supporter...so I'm not outraged by the fact that she said that about Hillary.....I'm outraged (actually embarrassed) that she said that about the party. It's okay for the average Democrat to say they would have to think about supporting whoever the nominee is...but she's not the average Democrat. She's got alot of clout and she just told the world that she may not be able to vote for a Democrat! That's not just outrageous...it's stupid!

[Der Blaue Engel]

57. Exactly

This isn't a candidate issue, it's a party issue, and her husband is supposed to be representing the party. This comment could easily have been taken out of context, but I'd like to hear her say that it was out of context and that she and Obama would unequivocally vote for the Democratic nominee.

[redqueen]

113. Thank you... exactly.

:banghead:

[TwilightGardener]

28. Any different than Bill talking about "rolling the dice" with Obama?

[jlake]

41. Yes. Bill would roll the dice if Obama was the nom. Michell has to think about whether she will vote

for Hillary. Not at all the same and don't try to spin it.

[TwilightGardener]

55. The "roll the dice" comment wasn't just intended to hurt Obama in the primary--

it was to call Obama's entire candidacy into question. I can easily see the Repubs picking it up and using it if Obama is the nominee. So I can also see how Michelle might have some Clinton-afflicted wounds she's nursing, now in the heat of battle. I'm sure she'll be gracious when the time comes.

[jlake]

60. Yes, but where did Bill say he *might not* roll the dice?

[TwilightGardener]

63. Did Michelle say she wouldn't vote for Clinton?

[jlake]

68. She said she'd have to think about it. Which means she is not commited to voting

for the Democratic nominee.

[TwilightGardener]

74. Voting or campaigning? Maybe Michelle wants to get off the campaign trail.

[Cameron27]

59. If I remember that interview correctly,

it was Charlie Rose who used those words, not Bill Clinton.

[WinkyDink]

93. And the context of THAT was? For the General Election? I DOUBT IT.

[TwilightGardener]

Bill tried to inflict maximum damage on Obama. Don't pretend he didn't.

The Clintons are scorched-earth politicians, and leave hard feelings in their wake.

[WinkyDink]

103. NO CRAP he wants HRC to defeat Obama.

But he would NOT want a Republican to defeat ANY Democrat, nor need a "context" within which to express that.

[TwilightGardener]

120. I think it was intended to leave Obama wounded, and not just for the primary.

I am pretty certain it was meant to permanently damage him, the same way the South Carolina/Jesse Jackson comments were meant to permanently paint him as THE BLACK CANDIDATE who ultimately won't get very far. It's hardball politics--that's what the Clintons engage in, and their supporters here see it as a positive. Michelle was being honest--too honest, perhaps, but she's had less than a year on the national stage, compared to Bill, a former governor and President, and yet overall, she's shown more class, IMO.

[WinkyDink]

132. Her class is slipping.

[TwilightGardener]

Oh well, we all have our moments.

edited because you edited yours.

[WinkyDink]

136. My post simply pointed out the obvious: that an opinion is only that. YOURS was an ad hominem

There's a difference.

[TwilightGardener]

143. No, it was my opinion. Not an attack. I certainly have a valid

opinion on how both sides are conducting their campaigns. My point was that Bill and Michelle are not equals--Bill is a former President and Dem party leader. Michelle is not a professional politician, and this is her first role involving national politics. I think Bill did WAY worse damage to Obama over the last few weeks, just by means of his position, than Michelle could ever do to Hillary--I think it's much ado about...not much, frankly.

[maddiejoan]

30. I'm going to try and be fair here

She said she'd have to think about "working" to support Hillary if she's the nominee.

I have to believe she'd at least support her in spirit and cast her vote for her.

[calmblueocean]

44. From what I can tell, she said she'd vote for her, but she's not sure if she'd campaign for her.

It's a boneheaded error, the same as Hillary's "get at their wages" comment yesterday. But our country is so broken we'll jump at any excuse to destroy each other and our party.

[Der Blaue Engel]

49. I hope so

I hope someone will ask her or Obama about it at upcoming events if given the opportunity, though, and give her the chance to clarify, because if that's what she meant, it needs to be clear.

[BlackVelvet04]

82. What? After she's had time to come up with an

appropriate excuse? I think the truth comes out when one is caught off guard.

[jlake]

31. Michelle put me back into the "I'm never voting for Obama" column.

And this time, I think I'll stay.

[maddiejoan]

53. It put me back into

"nose hold vote" if I have to.

but I won't do more than that.

I had been planning to phonebank for him instead of Hillary if he's the nominee. Now I just don't care except to vote against the GOP.

[in_cog_ni_to]

58. Exactly! We cannot stay home this time...no matter who the nominee is!

:(

[goldcanyonaz]

114. Me too. I will NOT vote for him.

[DiamondJay]

33. its all about race

and "black power" they are inspiring. they want to encourage racial division on their side to drum it up for barack, and that is sickening. How about party unity?

[cali]

50. no. it's all about race for YOU

I've seen enough of your posts. You make that clear. I find those post of yours repulsive.

[DiamondJay]

123. how about when Michelle said blacks 'will come to their senses" and vote for Obama

remember that? she said that back in november. Was that not a race card play there?

[sfam]

37. Just to be clear, the question was "Working to Support" not would you support her

This does make a difference, but I agree that this isn't one you want a truthful answer. This has to be qualified as a gaff (meaning public figure says the truth). But as his spouse, it wouldn't surprise me that she got personally offended by all these attacks on her husband. I would be surprised if most spouses didn't feel this way.

[rodeodance]

52. More excuses from Obamababies. good try but tsk tsk--

[Tom Rinaldo]

54. It is fair to point that out. But you do know that if the tables were turned

that very few Obama supporters would consider that a meaningful distinction.

I do see the distinction as having some meaning, but it still is a very disturbing mistake (if it is a mistake from her view point) to say this. It comes on the heels of Obama asserting that he can hold onto all of Hillary Clinton's votes while expressing doubt that she could do the same with his.

This is devisive, no other way to put it honestly, and it is devisive coming from a very significant spokesperson for the Obama campaign, which prides itself on a unity mesage - toward Republicans of good will.

[cali]

39. That's fucking outrageous and it does not make me think

well of Michelle Obama. Just ugh.

[Windy]

48. Cali, get the facts please. come on. She said she may have a hard time campaigning for Hill

She never said that she wouldn't vote for her.

[rodeodance]

65. when did M. talk about campaigning? the IP talks of supporting.

[Windy]

86. You have a real problem with the facts don't you Rodeodance

and all other clinton lemmings.

Watch the entire interview.

http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Vote2008/story?id=4238250&page=1

[in_cog_ni_to]

72. And if Bill would say he would have to think about campaigning for Barack??? WTF do you think would

happen? Please. This nasty remark should be all over the MSM, but since it not a Clinton saying it...that won't happen. WHY are they shielding Barack? You figure it out!

[Windy]

98. I don't really think that Barack needs Bill, but I won't be campaigning for HRC either if she wins

She may get my vote, but not my time.
I worked for countless days/months for Kerry Edwards. I can't devote that much of my life to Hillary.

[Sapphocrat]

153. If Bill had said it...

...the heat of outrage from Obama supporters would make DU's servers explode, setting off a chain reaction that would melt the entire interwebs.

[rodeodance]

81. Oh PLLLEEESe-She goofed up.

[Windy]

92. Again, don't let the facts rip off those blinders you wear. n/t

[rodeodance]

99. Its pretty DRAFTY in here right now for you isn't it!!

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[WinkyDink]

130. WHY SAY EVEN THIS?? What was her POINT, her PURPOSE?

Oh, yeah, she's a citizen, she's entitled, she has her own opinions, whatever.

I guess she doesn't understand yet her ROLE as a candidate's spouse. Does she think those Democrats supporting her husband will REFUSE to support HRC, if she is the nominee?
How naive, how egotistical, if so.

[Windy]

43. Wait a damn minute. out of context. Obama said she would have to think about campaigning for HRC

She never said she would have to think about voting for her if she was the nominee.
BIG difference!!!!!!!! If HRC wins, I don't think I can bring myself to take time out of my life to campaign for her either.


Watch the entire video.

Are you people that damn desparate that you have to make up stuff?

Really, get a life!

This is why a lot of people have a problem with Clinton supporters.

[Unsane]

45. Yep. What a bunch of igits.

[joshcryer]

76. Self-pwnage must feel great, no?

[Unsane]

145. Looks like you got "pwned"

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x4386787

:rofl:

[adabfree]

56. thumbs up!

[Cameron27]

70. That's wrong,

Michelle Obama said she would have to think about working to support Clinton if she's the nominee. That was the question. Supporting doesn't mean campaigning, it means support, back, or endorse the nominee.

[in_cog_ni_to]

78. Thanks for the TRUTH!

:hi:

[Windy]

111. You're completely nuts. You might want to watch the entire video and stop making things up.

I'm telling you. Its no wonder people can't stand this divisive woman. Allyou have to do is to consider the juvenile mentality of her supporters.

[Cameron27]

128. I watched the whole thing,

peddle your BS spin somewhere else. Michelle Obama should have said YES, even if the question was "would you walk over hot coals for Clinton if she's the nominee." The Obama's really do belong to a party of one, the Obamacans.

[joshcryer]

73. Supporting someone is different from voting for someone. DID YOU READ THE OP?

[Bread and Circus]

91. Yes, I think they really are that desparate. And the funny

thing is Obama is still the underdog.

[joshcryer]

108. Obama is no underdog. The MSM has always given him better coverage.

And the MSM decides our elections.

[mtnsnake]

107. Bullshit!! I just listened to the entire thing & the OP is IN CONTEXT. You are full of it

[Sapphocrat]

154. Where does she say "campaigning"? Quote it. n/t

[BootinUp]

61. No, Really? R E A L L Y ?

[shayes51]

62. This was not smart. When I talked like this, my mama would say

I was acting like "Little Miss High and Mighty."

[goldcanyonaz]

66. She's a pandering bum. No votes for YOU!

[Thrill]

80. You're sure classy.......Calling a good woman a bum

ASSHOLE

[OnceUponTimeOnTheNet]

67. """""Would you WORK to Support Hillary""""""

Big difference there. She was not asked if she would vote for Hill.

[earth mom]

69. Wow-that is just FLAT OUT rude. Michelle Obama has NO class.

I don't like either H or O but coming from Michelle Obama it sounds crass and petty. :thumbsdown:

[WinkyDink]

97. You mean like telling the world her kids think their father smells bad in the morning?

http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/09/06/tales-from-the-obamas-bedroom/

[MethuenProgressive]

75. "Ask not what good for the Nation, ask what's good for the Obamas!"

...

[jackson_dem]

162. LOL!

[Windy]

79. Watch the entire video!!! Enough of the BS!!!! Here is the link to GMA

http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Vote2008/story?id=4238250&page=1

Do it I dare you!!!

[rodeodance]

87. slurp slurp>>

[shayes51]

88. Watched it. Still think she was taking a low road.

[Cameron27]

89. I watched it,

and I'm sick and tired of Obama fans trying to interpret things for everyone.

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[Cameron27]

135. Wow

[BootinUp]

122. Watching it now, it Stinks. P U.

[BootinUp]

127. Her comments about Bill before that were just as bad. nt

[mtnsnake]

138. I watched it twice, including your link, & what she said is completely despicable

Even after where the other video leaves off, she refused to say she'd vote for Hillary. :puke:

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[sniffa]

83. I don't have to think about it

I know I won't be.

[in_cog_ni_to]

90. That's just nasty. After what the repukes have done to our country...YOU WON'T VOTE FOR HILLARY?

That's VERY telling!

[MyNameGoesHere]

84. oh come on it's all about "change"

they are not going to do business as usual. Obama said it himself.

:sarcasm:

[rodeodance]

96. nah---its part of the puffy Unity thingy---it goes PFFF easily.

[MadHound]

95. Gotta say, I'm with Michelle on this one

In fact I'm pretty much beyond the thinking stage. If Hillary gets the nod, odds are I'm going Green. For me it boils down to her record on the war, and what she'll do about it once she gets into office.

Other than that, in my eyes there's very little difference between Obama and Clinton, both are corporately controlled candidates.

[in_cog_ni_to]

102. That's just fucking great! That's THREE Obama supporters on this thread alone that REFUSE to vote

for Hillary. AFTER WHAT THE REPUKES HAVE DONE TO OUR COUNTRY? ARE YOU OUT OF YOUR FREAKIN' MIND? How DISGUSTING!!!!!:grr:

[Cameron27]

100. The answer should have been, " Of course"

with no quibbling and no hesitation. Even if the question was "would you campaign for the nominee," the answer should have been yes.

[redqueen]

110. And isn't that a big fat frickin NO BRAINER?

Jeez Louise!

[Neshanic]

133. Apparently not. Even I am voting for Obama if Hillary does not get it.

[OnceUponTimeOnTheNet]

129. So she should just work the Campaign trails for Hillary? Should Edwards be required

to work for Hillary also? These people do have homes they've been away from while doing all this campaigning.

[redqueen]

101. WTF?

:banghead:

[Neshanic]

105. Is there another Democrat running that we are not aware of? She is insane.

Even if Obama wins, I am voting for him. She has to "think about it?"

WOW!

[Dogmudgeon]

106. Michelle Obama is human. She made a mistake.

But the Billary Borg is inhuman. It is cold and calculating. Every word is planned.

Got it.

--p!

[Windy]

117. She didn't make a mistake at all. And if this keeps up, many will not only not work for her but

they will sit out the election.

[Windy]

126. You know, I just looked at who is posting fast and furious..Same old hrc braindead crowd.

I let myself get all worked up for nothing. You can't reason with people who can't think for themselves.

Have a nice life...

[mtnsnake]

125. Mistake my ass. Listen to it again. What she said was cold & calculating...and atrociously disloyal

to ALL Democrats everywhere.

[BigDDem]

109. Had Bill Clinton said this...this place would blow up.

The BO team is so hyper-sensative as it is, the whining and pouting would go on for days.

I Would Have To Think About Supporting Obama If he Is The Nominee

[shayes51]

115. First I see Obama saying John Edwards was bragging

on himself when he said his passion for the poor was his biggest fault, and now this.

[mtnsnake]

119. Had Bill said this, which he would never do, this thread would have 1000 votes by now. nt

[mtnsnake]

112. I just watched the video of it and what she said is simply unacceptable and disgusting

I can't believe the spouse of a Democratic candidate would say something like that about another candidate. :puke:

http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Vote2008/story?id=4238250&page=1

[Politicub]

116. The Hope Express has left the station

And Michelle is riding in the caboose, taking the idea of Unity away with her.

[BlackVelvet04]

124. "I'd have to think about her

policies, her approach, her TONE? "

[cd3dem]

131. I'm Multiplicator, Additioner Along With Uniter, Divider

sound familiar?

[La Lioness Priyanka]

134. well to be fair, at the eve of Super Tuesday she doesnt want to show that she doubts her husband can

win.

if hrc wins and she sings the same tune, then its an issue.

[book_worm]

137. apparently there is another thread directly from ABC which disputes this one.

[mtnsnake]

140. It does not dispute it at all. Stop with that nonsense. Check it out for yourself:

Here it is: http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Vote2008/story?id=4238250&page=1

[DemGa]

139. "The party of Obama"

:rofl:

[riskpeace]

141. The Oprah Effect?

I respect Senator Obama and his wife. I would think a weekend of campaigning with Oprah, Maria Shriver and Carolyn Kennedy would leave Mrs. Obama feeling very excited and passionate about the campaign. This passion could have translated to some confidence that came across wrong on the TV.

I agree there may be a difference between "support" and "vote for." But I still do not see how this comment is very helpful, whatever the context. And for me, it adds to the impression that the Clinton campaign will be better prepared for the inevitable GOP and media distortions than the Obama campaign.

[shayes51]

152. She is sounding a lot like Oprah.

[Sapphocrat]

142. If I hadn't heard it with my own ears...!

Sometimes I really hate being right. Sometimes I hate being able to say "I told you so" -- but I told you so: This "unity" thing is just empty, feel-good talk.

I'm not sure there's enough room under this bus for all of us, but we queers will try to make room.

[calmblueocean]

147. Did you watch the whole video?

She says she will "work hard to support whoever the nominee is. We're all on the same team here."

It's just someone's attempt to stir up division.

[mtnsnake]

149. I love how you left out all the disgusting comments before that, the disloyal ones

where she said she'd have to "think about it" and where she followed up by REFUSING to say she'd support Hillary if she won the nod.

[Sapphocrat]

151. Yes, I just did. All of it, from start to finish.

And if Michelle is supposed to be "the closer" who "seals the deal" for her husband, I think she just did.

Honestly, and with no malice whatsoever, watching the entire video only worsened my impression of her. She dodged and weaved -- and I did NOT like her saying she "expected" Bill to bring up Jesse Jackson. If race is such a non-issue, then NO ONE should care that Bill cited Jackson -- who DID win South Carolina in '84 and '88, yet failed to win the nomination.

Sorry, dude, but watching the whole video just makes it worse. The only good thing I got out of it is that Michelle doesn't want to put her family through another campaign if Barack loses this one. I hope she's serious about that.

[complain jane]

161. Room under the bus

"I'm not sure there's enough room under this bus for all of us, but we queers will try to make room."

I absolutely loved this line, sad as it is.

[mtnsnake]

144. For anyone who doubts this is true or taken out of context, just look at the ENTIRE conversation....

here in this full edition version of it where Michelle REFUSES to say she'd support Hillary if Hillary were to beat her husband in the Primaries...even after her initial disgusting comments. It's towards the later part of the video where it all takes place.

http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Vote2008/story?id=4238250&page=1

[Beacool]

148. The attempts to coronate Obama as the Dem. nominee

by the media at large and the Kennedys in particular have turned me off completely to the man. I honestly have come to the conclusion that if Hillary were not to win the nomination, I will probably sit out this election. I would never vote Republican, but I also can't vote in good conscience for a candidate who is all hype and little substance.

[indimuse]

150. Always about the Obama's! Never about the Dem's or America..HIS Presidency!

I can't take it anyomore..they are not for our party!

[grrr050]

155. Obama & Michelle thinks they are God's gift ......

to did country. They are so full of themeselves. I saw it this morning and was outraged. As a prominent Dem figure, I think she hanged herself. The question was a no brainer.

[Lebam in LA]

156. Proves that Hilary

is the right choice for me. I will have to vote for Obama if nominated, but between the statement that if he doesn't win now he won't play anymore and now this..They really are arrogant

[sandyj999]

158. Well Ms. Obama may just have to sit this one out.n/t

[blues90]

159. This will turn into one of those don't believe your own eyes

and ears thing . I saw it and heard what she said and there is no way to spin it anyother way . She will not support Hillary .

This is just like when Barack brought Reagan back from the grave and tried to spin that too . All he needed to do from the begining is say Reagan did not have good ideas and destroyed this country but he didn't .

Now people come out telling everyone not to believe their own eyes and ears sort of like 9/11 , just believe what the news believes .

[complain jane]

160. Unfortunately

her remarks smack of inexperience and naivety.

[TheDonkey]

163. AMEN Michelle.