Obama's wife taking heat for what she said...

http://embeds.blogs.foxnews.com/2008/02/19/michelle-obama-is-proud-of-her-country/

Hmm...

 

Stupid quote.... she could of said it better.

 

That was definitely a clunker. Normally she is quite good.

And I don't mind just looking.

 

That's one of the differences between "us" and "them". When we get *"caught up in the moment" and mis-speak, no biggie. When one of "them" does...


*"Oh, gawdyes! I'll loveyouforever! Really!"

 

We really need to give the lady a break. She's not a professional speaker, as far as I know, and I think she simply didn't say exactly what she meant to say.

 

Yeah, agreed.

She feels hope in that we can continue to "compromise" to become more socialist.

I'm hopeful in that more people that I know seem to see through that.

Still, I've had many opportunities to feel pride. How sad that it's taken her so long to have such a feeling.

 

Then don't stand up to a podium and stump for your hubby.

 

Not the best way to say what I believe she actually meant.

 

Pluuuus one....

 

who cares... no offense, shes just a potential first lady... she kisses baby and raises money for breast cancer research... she really has no political clout.

 

Hill thinks she did. LOL!

And Deanna Favre is going to play quarterback or coach for a team in 2008.

 

Gotta love Mrs. McCain's zinger response - " I've always been proud of my country"

kaBLAMMMM!

 

Another minority Michelle has a different take. Why so different?

 

They want to be different i guess.
Quite honestly, the media is slightly annoyed that they haven't been able to witness a real barn-burner of a fight yet. Everyone knew what the nappy-headed girl meant, time to move on. There will be more interesting fights and slams and enough drama to make the media/Springer fans happy.

 

I'd love to see a good fight...

Easy to not to fight when you've done nothing...

 

It's obvious that she meant she never been more proud than she is now. Jesus, even I can see that and I want her side to lose the race in November.

 

Then she runs for a seat in the Senate..................... a few years later, she's shooting for the big chair.

 

It took all of 2 minutes to pull up a list of Obama's accomplishments and while I agree it was unnerving to see someone blindly support someone, one has to wonder what motivates people to do this? What do they see in him, and why are people flocking to fill stadiums to hear him speak?

It's easy to kill the experience arguemnt by asking yourself: What has experience gotten us thus far?

This is not an endorsement<sp?>

 

Well, I wouldn't say experience has necessarily gotten us where we are. But compromise has. I'm really tired of the continued compromising to a socialist agenda.

Your view might be different, and I can respect that.