Alexa
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What else?
A Welcoming Smile from the First Lady
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Baja28
Obama destroyed America
She's missing her hubby the terrorist.
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Lenny
Lovin' being Texican
It's a crappy hairstyle for a closeup picture like that.
I note that the dinner is given on the back porch of a house. Lovely setting.
First picture -
She's practically scowling & has on a spaghetti strap dress after Labor Day. She looks underdressed compared to other ladies there.
2nd picture -
Slouching. Elbows on the table.
3rd picture -
Holy macarena! She's grabbing that poor woman's clothing. Looks like she's clawing it.
Again, she's slouching & has horrible posture. The dress fits her like a potato sack, too. Michelle is just always awkward & clunky in all of these situations, and it shows. She's not a very gracious First Lady.
First picture -
She's practically scowling & has on a spaghetti strap dress after Labor Day. She looks underdressed compared to other ladies there.
2nd picture -
Slouching. Elbows on the table.
3rd picture -
Holy macarena! She's grabbing that poor woman's clothing. Looks like she's clawing it.
Again, she's slouching & has horrible posture. The dress fits her like a potato sack, too. Michelle is just always awkward & clunky in all of these situations, and it shows. She's not a very gracious First Lady.
Lenny
Lovin' being Texican
I think you have to admit she handled that spade professionally in that picture where she was putting in the White House greens garden.
backagain39
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Politics do make strange bedfellows. The dinner was held at a farm belonging to John Kerry's wife....you remember the drunk trailer trash bytch that is heir to the Heinz fortune....
I imagine they served yard bird, ribs and turnip greens..................
*First lady Michelle Obama shared her passion for eating fresh, healthy and locally grown food with the spouses of world leaders at a dinner Thursday on a working farm.
Rosemont Farm, just outside the city in Fox Chapel, belongs to Teresa Heinz Kerry, a local philanthropist and wife of Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass. She is the widow of Sen. John Heinz, R-Pa., of the ketchup family.
The farm grows produce and raises chicken and cows. Some of that was on the menu for the private affair, which marks the first time the spouses of leaders of the world's 20 largest and emerging economies have met on U.S. soil.
It's also Mrs. Obama's first turn in the role of international hostess.
Salad greens and apples from the farm were served during the dinner, although a detailed menu could not be immediately released for security reasons.*
Mrs. Obama treats G-20 spouses to dinner on a farm
I imagine they served yard bird, ribs and turnip greens..................
*First lady Michelle Obama shared her passion for eating fresh, healthy and locally grown food with the spouses of world leaders at a dinner Thursday on a working farm.
Rosemont Farm, just outside the city in Fox Chapel, belongs to Teresa Heinz Kerry, a local philanthropist and wife of Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass. She is the widow of Sen. John Heinz, R-Pa., of the ketchup family.
The farm grows produce and raises chicken and cows. Some of that was on the menu for the private affair, which marks the first time the spouses of leaders of the world's 20 largest and emerging economies have met on U.S. soil.
It's also Mrs. Obama's first turn in the role of international hostess.
Salad greens and apples from the farm were served during the dinner, although a detailed menu could not be immediately released for security reasons.*
Mrs. Obama treats G-20 spouses to dinner on a farm
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What a load of hooey. Michelle was raised in South Chicago - this is probably the first time she's ever set foot on a farm. The media is making such a big deal out this. Gee, when the Bushes were on the ranch the media used to act like they were a bunch of hayseeds.
Lenny
Lovin' being Texican
That's because the Bushes worked the ranch. Remember the picture that showed Reagan cutting brush, Bush hauling branches and Obama hanging a window shade?
BOP
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Yeah, it kinda looks like the picture of Bush that was floating around for so long. What was your stance on that picture, princess?
By the way, there are even whole websites devoted to the subject:
George W. Bush or Chimpanzee?
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BOP
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Okay, somebody explain for the hayseed who was raised on an actual working farm, with cows and pigs and chickens (oh, my!), how the black Zsa Zsa's (I know "Green Acres" starred Eva Gabor, but Zsa Zsa is a much cooler name) dinner menu falls under [national] security?
Lenny
Lovin' being Texican
Okay, somebody explain for the hayseed who was raised on an actual working farm, with cows and pigs and chickens (oh, my!), how the black Zsa Zsa's (I know "Green Acres" starred Eva Gabor, but Zsa Zsa is a much cooler name) dinner menu falls under [national] security?
Psssst. The Obamaites aren't too (ummm) security experienced. National Security was the name of a T.V. movie so they thought it sounded cool.
Alexa
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Call me old fashioned. There are areas I don't believe we should go. While I can appreciate someone being against the policies of a sitting president or past president...they are representative of our country and deserve respect. I think that both instances are completely uncalled for and shameful acts. I think it with what they did to Obama and Michelle and I think it with what they did with Bush. Laura always seemed to be well respected by both sides and haven't seen anything horrible, but if they did...I would feel the same.
I feel the same with the president as Joker signs on both sides of the fence. I find them offensive and disrespectful to the office of the President. There are lines I don't believe we should cross...this is one of them.
It is a bit of a doppelganger with Obama and the monkey. The meaning when applied to a person of color has been considered racist in the past. One can't tell what the intent is when applied here, but I believe many will take the other meaning....as was evidenced when the Obama monkey dolls came out. Some will no doubt mean this, others will no doubt do it to incite the crowds knowing the double meaning. There is no good outcome to it either way.
I understand the right to free speech. There are lines that shouldn't be crossed...like burning the flag in protest....I feel the same respect should be applied to any individual taking the office of the Presidency. There are better ways to express ourselves than this.
My two cents.
Mdbluecrab4
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The monkey might be taking it a little too far, although I did find it amusing, but you talk about respect. This man, who currently holds the office of President of the United States, has no respect for the people of this country. He has no respect for our Constitution. He has no respect for our military. He has no respect for what made this country great, as evidenced in his continuing apologies to the Muslim World.
Here is a man who wants to create a Civilian Security Force, to rival the military in both size and funding and for what reason? Our borders? Don't we already have a Security Force in place that goes by the name of The Border Patrol? Don't we already have a large Police Force in each and every City and State? What exactly would be the function of this force?
This man appoints self avowed Communists to his administration. This man appoints racists to his administration who believe that the White man is deliberately spreading disease, hunger and pollution into the minority communities.
Barack Hussein Obama is the most UN American President this country has ever elected and deserves no respect what so ever. It's not about the color of his skin, it's about his Communist views and takeover of our economy and health care. It's about him robbing Americans of our hard earned dollars, to spread the wealth and support illegal aliens financially, educationally, along with free health care and amnesty. It's about reparations. It's about Cap and Trade and it's about him lying to we, the American people, the citizens of this great country, about his past and his future intentions of this country.
Sorry, but I have no respect for a liar and a person who despises everything that made this country great. Screw him.
Alexa
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I am not belittling your views here, but the cold stone hard fact is that your views are a strict right view of Obama's presidency. The same was true in Bush's term and those belief's were held with equal conviction.
As the right so poignantly stated, whether they liked it or not, George W. Bush was their president and whether or not they believed in his policies or not, they should respect the office and show deference. The antics went beyond protesting policies....as with everything else with politics.....it seems we just denigrate lower and lower with the antics. It's disgusting. It was when they were hurled at George W. Bush and they are now as they are hurled at Barrack H. Obama.
It just seems to me that both sides need to be practicing what they are preaching. Funny how that amnesia sets in.
Baja28
Obama destroyed America
Nobody goes as low as the demorats when it comes to antics. And I don't have amnesia either. Shall I begin with Palins illegitimate child?
Talk about low life ingrates...
Nobody goes as low as the demorats when it comes to antics. And I don't have amnesia either. Shall I begin with Palins illegitimate child?
The left always wants to talk about "both sides do it" and "it all needs to stop" & "everyone needs to get along" when it comes down to their side having to take the heat for a change.
But when they were the ones vociferously excoriating Bush, et. al. it was all under the guise of free speech, fair game, etc.