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Trump faced accusations of plagiarization of a Michelle Obama speech when, as part of her "Be Best" campaign in 2018, she gave a speech that appeared to closely echo remarks by Michelle Obama in 2016 and also distributed a written pamphlet that was nearly identical to one published under the Obama administration in 2014.
Chris Cillizza of The Washington Post said the speech "will go down as one of the most important of this political cycle, a moment in which she crystallized the feelings of many women in the wake of the Trump tape". Michelle Obama had planned to deliver her normal campaign speech, but said during her speech it would have been "dishonest and ...
Recorded June 23, 2011. Michelle LaVaughn Obama [1] ( née Robinson; born January 17, 1964) is an American attorney and author who served as the first lady of the United States from 2009 to 2017, being married to former president Barack Obama. Raised on the South Side of Chicago, Obama is a graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Law School.
Former President Trump says he doesn’t see a future White House bid in the cards for Michelle Obama. “I don’t see that, no,” Trump said in an interview with The National Pulse, when asked ...
Michelle Obama's office says the former first lady 'will not be running for president' in 2024 Carol E. Lee and Alex Tabet and Nnamdi Egwuonwu and Mike Memoli March 5, 2024 at 2:00 AM
"Today Americans learned that Michelle Obama does not posses a poker face," a user tweeted in response to Michelle's face during the inauguration. Twitter goes nuts over Michelle Obama's facial ...
The Barack Obama Facebook (@barackobama) is currently the official Facebook for the former president and was his Facebook during the campaign trail. Looking back onto the election, Obama mobilized the public through social media, especially Facebook. In fact, by the peak of the Obama campaign,h his Facebook has around 3 million friends. [59]
Michelle Obama says six years after Donald Trump’s White House win, his victory “still hurts.” “It felt like something more, something much uglier than a simple political defeat,” Obama ...