Regardless of the fact that I cannot stand Slick Willie or his wife, I cannot imagine the present first lady, a real woman whom the entire country loves and admires as a beautiful, dignified, faithful, and well educated woman saying what Barack Hussein's loudmouthed, "embarrassed of her country" wife uttered recently to the foreign press about Slick, and what she thinks of him after his ripping of her boy "Barry", along with his dedication and sometimes over the top defense of his own old lady on the campaign trail.
Whether said in jest as she claims or not it's simply not something one would expect to hear from the mouth of a dignified wife of the leader of the free world on any day good or bad. This woman cannot keep her mouth shut for very long and when it opens often something denigrating to the country or another individual seems to come out.
Whether said in jest as she claims or not it's simply not something one would expect to hear from the mouth of a dignified wife of the leader of the free world on any day good or bad. This woman cannot keep her mouth shut for very long and when it opens often something denigrating to the country or another individual seems to come out.
'I want to rip (Bill Clinton's) eyes out. Kidding!':WorldNetDaily: "Michelle Obama, wife of presidential candidate Barack Obama, known for saying what's on her mind – candidly, spontaneously and frequently – has exposed this trait yet again in a profile in the London Guardian.
Asked how she feels about Bill Clinton's use of the phrase 'fairytale' to describe her husband's characterization of his position on the Iraq war, she first responded: 'No.'
But, after a few seconds of contemplation, and gesturing with her fingernails, she told the reporter: 'I want to rip his eyes out!'
Noticing an aide giving her a nervous look, she added: 'Kidding! See, this is what gets me into trouble.'
It was the latest of a series of gaffes by the potential first lady – the first of which set off a chain of events that led to her husband's fall from grace as the clear front-runner in the Democratic presidential primary campaign."In February, Obama set off a national firestorm with comments she made at a Milwaukee rally: "What we have learned over the past year is that hope is making a comeback. And let me tell you something – for the first time in my adult lifetime, I am really proud of my country. And not just because Barack has done well, but because I think people are hungry for change. And I have been desperate to see our country moving in that direction and just not feeling so alone in my frustration and disappointment."
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