Marian looks great for her age. This is her reward for encouraging her two kids to work hard and study hard, and to appreciate higher education. She did a good job. She deserves to rest on her laurels.
is it great being a pig at the trough
And the world travel is free!!!!!!
She said her son-in-law is the hardest-working person she knows.
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How many working people do you know, Marian?
Is she reimbursing the taxpayers for her room and board?
Freeloader.
I think I’ma gonna puke,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Everyday is Christmas inside the beltway.
Huge Salaries, pensions, expense accounts, medical, all the care in the world at little or no cost.
The rest of America be damned.
IBTAEP!
Where’s the flippin’ barf alert? Puke-o-rama!
She should be called "First Mother-In-Law"
She is not Obama's grandmother.
Journalists suck.
Isn’t it nice of the American people to provide this public housing project for the Zeros and all their relatives!!
I predict that the next President will have to completely remodel the entire place when the present occupants are done with it.
Such a sweet story.
Thanks!!!
ohhhh-whoopti-frikkin-doo.
Tell the old lady not to get too comfy...unlike public housing, she HAS to leave after the next election.
I can’t blame this woman for feeling as she does. The sad part is that she can’t see that her son in law is going to be attributed with destroying America.
Let her enjoy her senior years in the White House.
I have no problem with Granny living there with her daughter and grandkids. Nice gig, if you can get it!
Why can’t the Auntie from Boston move in too? There’s room.
I stand behind no man or woman when it comes to calling Obama an absolute, unmitigated disaster as president, but the criticism for having his mother-in-law live with him in the WH is silly. Presidents and their wives have routinely housed family, friends and even staff in the White House. If anything, I applaud Obama for bringing his childrens’ grandmother to live with them and be a part of their lives.
Marian looks great for her age. This is her reward for encouraging her two kids to work hard and study hard, and to appreciate higher education. She did a good job. She deserves to rest on her laurels.