Michelle is so helpful.

Or does every wackco group in the country send in scripts for her?
People who were/are supporters are beginning not to trust either one of them. They know something is not ringing true in what the charming couple is saying. I just think they lie through their teeth.

I personally have little problem with gay marriage and adoption but that is immaterial – I don’t like the idea of a candidate’s wife going off and doing fund raisers and policy change statements because the candidate doesn’t have the stones to do it himself. She should be questioned on those views.

You know darn well that Obama can’t get caught standing anywhere near a gay or even the color pink at this point given his massive shift to the right. Which is sad. A leader of character ought to have the courage of conviction to stick to his guns and stand with the folks you say you stand by.

Perhaps it’s good for the gay community that there isn’t a bus in the world that would accomodate them being thrown under.

Wonder what office she’ll run for? Mayor of Chicago,State Rep.,How about Hubby’s empty seat? We know the PTA is out.Ummm

As reported on LA Weekly’s Queer Town blog by a “pool reporter”, before Michelle Obama pushed the homosexual agenda, she worked in a backhanded slap at Gov. Sarah Palin. Good thing the Obama campaign is keeping her under wraps, eh?

(This occured at a fundraiser the night Gov. Palin was accepting the nomination for Vice-President.)

Some background and excerpts:

Michelle Obama, wife of Barack Obama, spoke at two fund raisers in front of heavily entertainment industry crowds on Wednesday night.

Dressed in a purple tank top with a purple floral skirt and black high heels, Obama first addressed a largely gay and lesbian audience at the home of Bryan Lourd, managing partner of Creative Artists Agency (CAA), and Bruce Bozzi, Lourd’s companion. The event was described by the Obama campaign as an “LGBT Reception.”

Approximately 300 donors attended the fund raiser, which took place in the wealthy, Los Angeles neighborhood of Holmby Hills. Minimum contribution for a guest was $1,000 to get through the door. Supporters who raised $25,000 were given access to a VIP room, where Obama met with them and briefly spoke. All money went to the Obama Victory Fund.

Obama then moved on to politics, where she first brought up her husband’s vice-presidential choice. “I think it was a really good pick—Senator Joe Biden,” she said, and later added, “People say they have amazing chemistry, and it’s true.”

Obama continued with talk about Biden when she said, “What you learn about Barack from his choice is that he’s not afraid of smart people.” The crowd softly chuckled.

Obama then spoke about the time she first went on a date with Barack and instantly saw his “specialness.” She told the crowd, “All I’ve been trying to say the past nine months is that Barack has a gift, and he’s willing to share it.”

Mindful of the audience in front of her, she then touched up gay and lesbian issues. “In a world as it should be,” Obama said, “we repeal laws like DOMA (the Defense of Marriage Act) and ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.’” She also said an Obama Administration would “recognize” gay adoption rights. Both lines received loud applause.

Does this mean someone should ask “The One” if homosexuals couples would get preferential adoption treatment of an black child over a black couple?

she would not be there. There would be no government or need for government if the world was as it should be.

the gift that keeps on giving.