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MOOCHelle For Senate in 2016??? I Think Not!
Michelle Obama's Mirror ^ | 4-1-2013 | MOTUS

Posted on 4/1/2013, 4:50:52 PM by NOBO2012

Lady M is in the headlines again today: enough of the fashion icon, entertainer, (“The Evolution of Mom Dancing”) cover girl. Lady M is getting serious. Rumors abound that she is getting pressure to run for the Senate in 2016. Butt trust me, Senate? I don’t think so. She’s way more serious than that: there’s going to be an opening in the Big White that year, if I’m not mistaken.

So maybe that’s why we decided to go to church as a family yesterday, once the Wee Wons returned to the nest after completing their Spring Break East and Spring Break West.

obama-easter

And possibly that explains our frugal choice of recycled Prabal Gurung (first seen here with little Jason Woo as Lady M reluctantly turns her infamous Historic First Inaugural gown over to the curators at the Smithsonian):

butt shot

Butt we’ve never seen the lovely matching coat until yesterday!

mo prabal backside

Even with the lovely coat it still looks like something left over from the Gulf Spill Review (which, as you’ll recall, caused Big Guy to loose sleep, butt not a single round of golf. Butt I digress.) If you want to know whether Lady M is “getting serious” in her second historic term as FLOTUS, check out the shoes: MATCHING! If that doesn’t practically scream “serious lady considering a run for the presidency” well, I’m not your MOTUS.

So all I can say, is keep your peepers open for further signs as the years drone on.

And speaking of peepers, today is the big Spring Sphere Roll for MO’s  little peeps:

peepius maximus

No wait, that looks like a reenactment of the old “Gladius Maximus”  Lions vs. Christians games.

MO’s little peeps look more like this:

mo's peepsLike the circus it is, it get’s in your blood.

Anyway, I’ve got to run: there’s a lot of prep work involved in hosting 35,000 guests for a day of fun, games and healthy food. This year’s celebrity chefs include Food Network stars Anne Burrell and Ina Garten so I’ve got to go direct the delivery of all that low fat butter and healthy prosciutto.

You do know why Lady M invited Anne and Ina, right? No, not because their butts make hers look small – although that’s definitely a plus.

anne burrell iron chefina

Nor is it their healthy food, although that’s a plus too:

        ina's desserts

or even their hair style preferences, spikes and bangs, both of which MO has tried:

             anne-burrellhairina-garten bangs-7

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It’s really because they’ve both served as beards too. Don’t tell anybody though, it’s an open secret.

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Anne and Ted and Jeffrey and Ina: part of Food TV’s diversity programming

Well, now I’ve really got to run; I see things have already gotten underway and I’m in charge of judging the Peep-o-Rama contest this year. Here are my two finalists...

(SNIP)

...Read the Rest Here>>>


TOPICS: Humor; Politics
KEYWORDS: 2016; obama; senate

1 posted on 4/1/2013, 4:50:52 PM by NOBO2012
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To: NOBO2012
Never Happen!

Too much like work!

2 posted on 4/1/2013, 4:54:26 PM by TexasCajun
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To: NOBO2012
...Read the Rest Here>>>

No. We are not your hit farm.

Post it here.

3 posted on 4/1/2013, 4:55:50 PM by humblegunner
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To: humblegunner

4 posted on 4/1/2013, 4:59:23 PM by al baby (Hi Mom)
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To: NOBO2012

Wookie skank beotch.


5 posted on 4/1/2013, 5:01:59 PM by Joe Boucher ((FUBO))
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To: NOBO2012

YES! Let her run! Won’t take long for everyone to see what a joke that is.


6 posted on 4/1/2013, 5:09:24 PM by I want the USA back (Pi$$ed off yet?)
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To: NOBO2012
Hey NOBO, check your e-mail more often. You miss my Michellememo?

Here's the scenario ... the deal as prognosticated by my infallible Maine Tourist Shoppe Rock Crystal Candy Ball, Ring Mushroom Patterns on on rotten Birch tree trunks, and the absolutely never-fail Passamaquoddy/Nostradamus Moose Road-Kill Entrail Readings:

The 2016 Democrat Ticket Ta- RAAAAA!
for Pres:
Joseph (Joey Plugs) Biden
for Vice Pres:
Michelle (Big Guns) Robinson Obama

Here'sa deal: The Joey Plugs Brain problem is overdue for an explosion. What with the infected plugs and all, he knows this. He also knows that Barry's Beard has no chance without him. So, he runs. He wins! He Dies. Waddaguy!

Michelle is the President!

Of course it's not that simple. To make it look good, The Republicans will have to run a dynamic bobdolish player yet to be named who will claim "Hey, we can give you even more free stuff, and WTF, we are nicer people! Right?" Of course, the guy will look like Pat Boone, ca 1959. His VP running mate will be anyone but Palin, probably an execubutch like that Carly somebodyorother who screwed up in CA after screwing up her company. Also, it ain't gonna be that easy for the Democrats. They must decide, does Joey Plugs shuffle off the mortal coil before, or after the inauguration?

Read this and weep FReepers. We Passamaquoddy Shamans are never wrong, even though we have flopped at the casino gig.

7 posted on 4/1/2013, 5:13:48 PM by Kenny Bunk (The Obama Molecule: Teflon binds with Melanin = No Criminal Charges Stick)
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To: TexasCajun

Never Happen!
Too much like work!


You got it.

Besides, she prefers to simply dictate, not legislate.

“All that for a damned flag?”


8 posted on 4/1/2013, 5:15:36 PM by laplata (The Answer To 1984 Is 1776)
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To: I want the USA back

A joke? Like Hillary’s senatorial campaign in 2000? People are underestimating the god-like adoration people have for the Obamas. If Michelle runs for Senator, she’ll have it, especially against a GOPe incumbent like Mark Kirk in IL.


9 posted on 4/1/2013, 5:16:54 PM by ScottinVA (Gun control: Steady firm grip, target within sights, squeeze the trigger slowly...)
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To: NOBO2012

Moochelle for prison in 2016.

Their fashions are timeless and have no boob-belts.


10 posted on 4/1/2013, 5:19:28 PM by Hardraade (http://junipersec.wordpress.com (Vendetta))
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To: Hardraade

I’ll drink to that!!!


11 posted on 4/1/2013, 5:48:33 PM by CyberAnt ("America is the greatest nation on the face of the earth" (in spite of BO))
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To: TexasCajun
More and more it become obvious that being a senator requires no aptitude, experience, competence, intelligence, qualifications, diplomatic skill, knowledge of law or the Constitution.

It it is merely a popularity contest wherein you vote for the person who you like and who will give you stuff.

12 posted on 4/1/2013, 7:13:12 PM by Lizavetta (You get what you tolerate)
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To: Lizavetta
Your problem ... and the Republic's ... is the 17th Amendment. It stupidly calls for the popular election of Senators, rather than having them elected by the legislatures of the states, which was the way the Founders wanted it.

Not only has this resulted in more and more idiotic, drooling-fool Senators like McCain, Lautenberg, Reid, etc. who literally have no idea what the hell they are voting on and are on every known geriatric mind-altering drug, + Viagra, but now, a rich guy can buy the election. You get Boxer and Feinstein, you get Collins and Axe-Face Snow, all of whose hubbies have made $100s of millions while the wives were saying and doing stupid crap in DC and getting their hair done. (Still not as much as Mr. Pelosi, though.)

The other thing the 17th does isfurther weaken and marginalize states' rights. State legislators, for all their faults, are closer to the sheeple than Congress and gave us the great senators of history, not this bunch of superannuated and very very crooked dingbats we have now.

Repeal the damn 17th Amendment. Ir was a mistake. Like Prohibition.

13 posted on 4/2/2013, 11:05:59 PM by Kenny Bunk (The Obama Molecule: Teflon binds with Melanin = No Criminal Charges Stick)
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To: Kenny Bunk
Repeal the damn 17th Amendment. Ir was a mistake. Like Prohibition.

The only problem with that is that legislatures would have never selected a conservative Senator for the last 50 years. We have had a few conservative Senators elected. If state legislatures picked, we wouldn't have anyone to the left of Lincoln Chafeee, even in the most Republican-dominated states.

14 posted on 6/11/2013, 6:28:47 AM by nickcarraway
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To: nickcarraway
legislatures would have never selected a conservative Senator for the last 50 years.

Nick, WTSHTF, State Legislators are replaced fast. The Republican States will put in Republicans because if they don't, they will not win their short term elections.

What the FFs did was put the Senate closer to popular control, not farther away, at the same time, tying them closer to the fortunes of their state.

The pendulum has swung too far in the federal direction. We need tough Governors to whom the "n" word (nullification) is in daily use.

15 posted on 6/11/2013, 6:42:21 AM by Kenny Bunk ("Obama" The Movie. Introducing Reggie Love as "Monica." .)
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To: Kenny Bunk

I agree that that’s what the Founders wanted. But in today’s world, the only chance a conservative ever has to get in to office is by popular vote. Political people never want to put anything close to a conservative in office. Yes, Republican legislatures would pick Republican Senators, but people like Lincoln Chafee and Arnold Schwarzenegger. If we had legislatures that picked Senators, gay marriage would probably have been legal in all 50 states 15 years ago.


16 posted on 6/11/2013, 6:48:20 AM by nickcarraway
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To: Kenny Bunk
Your problem ... and the Republic's ... is the 17th Amendment. It stupidly calls for the popular election of Senators, rather than having them elected by the legislatures of the states

Hare-brained idea!

As a resident of Massachusetts, I am thankful for the opportunity to vote for a RINO senator two weeks from now in the special election to replace the French-looking senior senator. I consider myself superior to the Massholes of the Great and General Court in every way, including evaluation of senatorial candidates. I have zero respect for the Commonwealth's rights as a state. I care only about my rights as an American.

The polls are close. Should my congresscritter, Ed Malarkey, remain my critter (lose his Senate bid), it will be an embarrassment for Obama and the 'Rat party, even if a negligible victory for conservatism. Whatever. One more R in the Senate can't hurt.

The real way to fix the problems with popular election (for all offices, not just Senator) is to limit the franchise to tax payers. No welfare recipients! No EBTers! Filter out the 47%.

17 posted on 6/11/2013, 7:01:05 AM by cynwoody
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To: cynwoody
...Hare-brained idea!

As soon as my Obamaphone recharges, you'll get an earful from me, Buster!

18 posted on 6/11/2013, 7:02:57 AM by Kenny Bunk ("Obama" The Movie. Introducing Reggie Love as "Monica." .)
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