BREAKING: Michelle Obama Attacks Trump She Went Too Far
- 6 years ago
BREAKING: Michelle Obama Attacks Trump She Went Too Far
It appears that one former first lady has crossed the line, and has made a subtle jab at the President.
Former first lady Michelle Obama offered her advice for those living in the Trump-era, saying that people should focus on respecting others and not to “tweet nasty stuff,” according to The Hill.
Speaking at a crowd of about 2,800 people at The Bushnell Center For The Performing Arts in Hartford, Connecticut last Thursday, Michelle Obama said that one should “Focus on what you can control,” and to, “Be a good person every day. Vote. Read. Treat one another kindly. Follow the law. Don’t tweet nasty stuff.”
Although she doesn’t mention President Trump by name, Mrs. Obama re-emphasized how important it was for us to act respectably, and that our personal actions will always do more to shape this nation than whoever may or may not be in the White House at any time.
“The impact of all of us in our everyday lives is greater than anything that can come from the White House,” said Mrs. Obama during the 75-minute talk.
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It appears that one former first lady has crossed the line, and has made a subtle jab at the President.
Former first lady Michelle Obama offered her advice for those living in the Trump-era, saying that people should focus on respecting others and not to “tweet nasty stuff,” according to The Hill.
Speaking at a crowd of about 2,800 people at The Bushnell Center For The Performing Arts in Hartford, Connecticut last Thursday, Michelle Obama said that one should “Focus on what you can control,” and to, “Be a good person every day. Vote. Read. Treat one another kindly. Follow the law. Don’t tweet nasty stuff.”
Although she doesn’t mention President Trump by name, Mrs. Obama re-emphasized how important it was for us to act respectably, and that our personal actions will always do more to shape this nation than whoever may or may not be in the White House at any time.
“The impact of all of us in our everyday lives is greater than anything that can come from the White House,” said Mrs. Obama during the 75-minute talk.
★ Latest News: https://goo.gl/CjXKDb