Democrats were reminded of what they’re missing Saturday night when Michelle Obama lashed out at Donald Trump in a speech in Michigan for Kamala Harris.
The former first lady, who once again said she “hates politics,” still inspires devotion among liberals and hypothetical polls show her as a much more competitive rival to Trump than Harris.
He called for a “greater in the White House” and criticized Trump for lies, childish antics and moral decay before making an emotional appeal directly to men.
The speech received praise from Democrats online, with many claiming that Michelle Obama would have been better than Harris.
“Michelle Obama is working the stump this weekend like she knows that if Harris isn’t elected, she’ll be asked to run for office every damn day for the next four years,” one X user wrote.
Another Harris/Walz supporter said, “If Harris doesn’t win, Michelle Obama should run in 2028.”
Democrats once again crave a presidential bid from Michelle Obama as she attacked Donald Trump in a speech in Michigan for Kamala Harris.
‘Michelle Obama would be THE BEST PRESIDENT! “I won’t question your reasons for not running, but when a woman of your incredible intelligence and unquestionable ethics endorses a candidate, understand that person is worthy of your support,” said another.
Half-jokingly, another wrote: “If Trump wins, let’s all collectively blame Michelle Obama for putting her own lack of desire to run for POTUS over stopping fascism, because every time I hear her speak, I’m reminded that there’s no way she wouldn’t.” “. “I have won both the nomination and the general election.”
“Michelle Obama would be happy if she ever decided to run,” said one Harris voter watching the speech.
Polls conducted as recently as last July suggest that the latest tweet could be correct.
A Reuters poll released then showed that 55 percent of registered voters have a favorable opinion of Michelle Obama.
Michelle was also the only Democrat in the survey to garner enough public support to potentially defeat the former president in an election.
In fact, he outperformed Trump in a head-to-head matchup (50 percent to 39 percent).
The former first lady, who said again Saturday that she “hates politics,” still inspires the devotion of liberals and hypothetical polls that show her competitive with Trump.
Harris and other potential Biden replacements, including ambitious California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Michigan’s Gretchen Whitmer, were tied or trailing Trump.
That said, Obama came across as fierce and pro-Harris when he spoke in Kalamazoo on Saturday, first reciting criticism of the vice president.
‘They accuse her of not providing enough political details. Some wonder, do we really know her? Is she too aggressive? Is she not aggressive enough? “There are people who sow doubts about whether she is who she seems to be,” he said.
‘Now, don’t get me wrong, voters have every right to ask tough questions of any candidate seeking office, but can someone tell me why we are once again holding Kamala to a higher standard than her opponent?
“These people know that nothing this man says or does is funny in any way. So I hope you’ll forgive me if I’m a little frustrated that some of us choose to ignore Donald Trump’s gross incompetence while asking Kamala to help us.” dazzle at all times.
Obama spent a lot of time speaking harsh words against Trump.
“When the American people fired him from a job that was too big for him to begin with, they tried to steal it from him,” he said.
Obama was fierce and pro-Harris when he spoke in Kalamazoo on Saturday, first reciting criticism of the vice president.
Obama spent a lot of time speaking harsh words against Trump. “When the American people fired him from a job that was too big for him to begin with, they tried to steal it from him,” he said.
He exclaimed how much the idea of a second Trump term worries him for the future of the United States.
‘I hope you’ll forgive me if I worry that we’ll waste this opportunity to finally turn the page on the ugliness once and for all, because believe me, if Donald Trump is president again at some point or another, that ugliness will touch all of our lives.’
Obama’s biographers, who spent hours interviewing people close to the family, still insist that there is “absolutely nothing” that would convince her to run for president.
Her stay in the White House was such “suffering” that nothing would persuade her to return, Peter Slevin, author of “Michelle Obama: A Life,” told DailyMail.com.
“It was eight years of an ordeal. And she asks, “Why would I do that again and try to be in charge?” she said.
“He doesn’t want to go through this to begin with and feels like he’s already served his time in the public eye.”
It’s easy to see why Michelle has been feeling discouraged.
In her eight years as First Lady, she endured years of racist and sexist personal attacks.
Michelle seems to have a somewhat colder relationship with the current First Family than her husband.
Michelle struggled to raise her two young daughters, Malia and Sasha, with any degree of normality.
Even more troubling than the personal attacks were the conspiracy theories.
And as the attacks continued, Michelle had to deal with the sudden and profound loss of privacy and autonomy that any first family faces.
In particular, she struggled to raise her two young daughters, Malia and Sasha, with any degree of normality.
However, she and Barack endorsed Harris when she declared her intention to run, and Michelle has now appeared several times to get the vote for vice president.
