Michelle Obama - yay or nay?

[Anonymous]

Nay-angry and a bit of a baby-she can dish it out but can't take it and if I hear one more time that she doesn't have a nanny, I think I am going to throw up. Who cares if she has a nanny by the way-she does apparently have a mom who babysits the kids when they aren't at school..which a lot of us would love to have and would save money.

[Anonymous]

Hey..maybe get your husband to become a Senator and maybe you wont be so brokeass.

[Anonymous]

YAY - Strong woman, smart. Good role model.

[Anonymous]

She graduated from top rated schools and has worked in good jobs but she does seem to have an angry, chip on her shoulder air about her.

[Anonymous]

Oh, good grief. OH GOOD GRIEF.

[zumbamama]

YAY. I don't detect any anger in her...passion, strength, love and lots of soul is what I saw when I watched her speech.

[Anonymous]

I've heard a lot of people describe her as "angry," and, discounting for racial bias, I think part of the reason is that, while she's a very attractive woman, her eyes are close set and she has an underbite, which maybe gives people that (incorrect) impression. I've caught myself in the mirror with a downturned mouth before, and I thought I looked quite angry, when I was feeling perfectly fine.

[Anonymous]

bitter and a phoney.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
bitter and a phoney.

Who? You?

[Anonymous]

Until I read this about 30 seconds ago, I had no idea she was angry. Hmm. Interesting. I don't see the angry.

[Anonymous]

zumbamama wrote:YAY. I don't detect any anger in her...passion, strength, love and lots of soul is what I saw when I watched her speech.

I agree wholeheartedly, Zumbamama!