Phony piece of shit 
Now Obama's building a wall! Workers put the finishing touches to a brick barrier around $5million DC mansion where Barack, Michelle and Sasha will live after leaving the White House
Builders are hard at work making sure the Obamas new Washington home is up to scratch, just 14 days before the first family has to vacate the White House. Workers were seen at the property on Friday morning, constructing a new wall as part of the ongoing renovations ahead of the President's arrival. Photos taken in the DC street also show other work being done on different areas of the home. Renovations have been ongoing for the past few weeks, after the Obamas said they were moving to the $5.3million home in Kalorama - one of Washington DC's most elegant neighborhoods - so 15-year-old Sasha Obama can finish out high school at the Sidwell Friends School.
Builders are hard at work making sure the Obamas new Washington home is up to scratch, just 14 days before the first family has to vacate the White House. Workers were seen at the property on Friday morning, constructing a new wall as part of the ongoing renovations ahead of the President's arrival. Photos taken in the DC street also show other work being done on different areas of the home. Renovations have been ongoing for the past few weeks, after the Obamas said they were moving to the $5.3million home in Kalorama - one of Washington DC's most elegant neighborhoods - so 15-year-old Sasha Obama can finish out high school at the Sidwell Friends School.
She`s horrible superbeets
SAVE THE TEARS YOU BLOODY BITCH
[h=1]Near-weeping Michelle Obama delivers valedictory appeal to 'hope' as she says being First Lady was 'greatest honor of my life'[/h]
PUBLISHED: 20:06, 6 January 2017 | UPDATED: 21:45, 6 January 2017
Her voice breaking and eyes filling with tears, an unusually emotional Michelle Obama said Friday that being first lady 'has been the greatest honor of my life' as she bid an early farewell to the White House.
An East Room ceremony honoring the 2017 school counselor of the year, and the work of all school counselors, marked her final event as first lady.
Before the tearful goodbye, there were words of encouragement for young people.
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Michelle Obama gave her final speech as first lady on Friday, during the 2017 School Counselor of the Year ceremony, coming to the point of tears as her emotions overtook her at one point
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Mrs. Obama urged kids to get the best education they can and then use it to 'lead by example with hope, never fear'
Mrs. Obama, as she has done many times in eight years in the White House, urged kids to get the best education they can and then use it to 'lead by example with hope, never fear.'
'Don't be afraid,' she said.
The first lady also praised the 'glorious diversity' of people of all faiths, colors and creeds in America as 'not a threat to who we are' but as what 'makes us who we are.'
The comment seemed a rebuke of President-elect Donald Trump, who criticized Mexicans, Muslims and others throughout his presidential campaign.
'To the young people out there, do not ever let anyone make you feel like you don't matter or like you don't have a place in our American story, because you do,' Mrs. Obama said. 'And you have a right to be exactly who you are.'
She urged them to get ready to add their voices to the national conversation and 'stand up for our proud American values.'
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She said hope has allowed her and husband Barack to 'rise above the voices of doubt and division, of anger and fear, that we have faced in our own lives and in the life of this country'
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The first lady's outgoing public hug went to School Counselor of the Year Terri Tchorzynski
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The first lady also praised the 'glorious diversity' of people of all faiths, colors and creeds in America
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'Being your first lady has been the greatest honor of my life, and I hope I've made you proud,' Mrs. Obama said with damp eyes
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Mrs. Obama and the president have raised two daughters, Malia and Sasha, in the harsh glare of public life
Mrs. Obama asked them to remember, when they encounter obstacles and feel like giving up, what she said she and President Barack Obama have talked about since first starting their journey to the White House nearly a decade ago, 'and that is the power of hope.'
She said hope has allowed the couple to 'rise above the voices of doubt and division, of anger and fear, that we have faced in our own lives and in the life of this country.'
Mrs. Obama ended the appearance by thanking the school counselors standing behind her, including Terri Tchorzynski, the 2017 honoree from the Calhoun Area Career Center in Battle Creek, Michigan, for their hard work and dedication.
She has said school counselors often are the 'deciding factor' in whether a student decides to attend college.
'Being your first lady has been the greatest honor of my life, and I hope I've made you proud,' Mrs. Obama said.
The first lady has said she will continue, after she and her husband leave on Jan. 20, to work on issues she championed as first lady.
They include education, fighting childhood obesity and support for military families.
Friday night the Obamas are hosting a slew of famous friends for a final White House bash.
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The first lady has said she will continue to work on issues she championed as first lady after her husband leaves office
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But for now it's time to party! Tonight the Obamas are hosting a slew of famous friends for a final Friday night White House bash
[h=1]Near-weeping Michelle Obama delivers valedictory appeal to 'hope' as she says being First Lady was 'greatest honor of my life'[/h]
- First lady spoke at the White House's School Counselor of the Year ceremony
- Mrs. Obama urged kids to get the best education they can and then use it to 'lead by example with hope, never fear'
- She also praised the 'glorious diversity' in America as 'not a threat to who we are' but as what 'makes us who we are'
- The lines seemed to be a jab at Donald Trump
PUBLISHED: 20:06, 6 January 2017 | UPDATED: 21:45, 6 January 2017
Her voice breaking and eyes filling with tears, an unusually emotional Michelle Obama said Friday that being first lady 'has been the greatest honor of my life' as she bid an early farewell to the White House.
An East Room ceremony honoring the 2017 school counselor of the year, and the work of all school counselors, marked her final event as first lady.
Before the tearful goodbye, there were words of encouragement for young people.
+9
Michelle Obama gave her final speech as first lady on Friday, during the 2017 School Counselor of the Year ceremony, coming to the point of tears as her emotions overtook her at one point
+9
Mrs. Obama urged kids to get the best education they can and then use it to 'lead by example with hope, never fear'
Mrs. Obama, as she has done many times in eight years in the White House, urged kids to get the best education they can and then use it to 'lead by example with hope, never fear.'
'Don't be afraid,' she said.
The first lady also praised the 'glorious diversity' of people of all faiths, colors and creeds in America as 'not a threat to who we are' but as what 'makes us who we are.'
The comment seemed a rebuke of President-elect Donald Trump, who criticized Mexicans, Muslims and others throughout his presidential campaign.
'To the young people out there, do not ever let anyone make you feel like you don't matter or like you don't have a place in our American story, because you do,' Mrs. Obama said. 'And you have a right to be exactly who you are.'
She urged them to get ready to add their voices to the national conversation and 'stand up for our proud American values.'
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She said hope has allowed her and husband Barack to 'rise above the voices of doubt and division, of anger and fear, that we have faced in our own lives and in the life of this country'
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The first lady's outgoing public hug went to School Counselor of the Year Terri Tchorzynski
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The first lady also praised the 'glorious diversity' of people of all faiths, colors and creeds in America
+9
'Being your first lady has been the greatest honor of my life, and I hope I've made you proud,' Mrs. Obama said with damp eyes
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Mrs. Obama and the president have raised two daughters, Malia and Sasha, in the harsh glare of public life
Mrs. Obama asked them to remember, when they encounter obstacles and feel like giving up, what she said she and President Barack Obama have talked about since first starting their journey to the White House nearly a decade ago, 'and that is the power of hope.'
She said hope has allowed the couple to 'rise above the voices of doubt and division, of anger and fear, that we have faced in our own lives and in the life of this country.'
Mrs. Obama ended the appearance by thanking the school counselors standing behind her, including Terri Tchorzynski, the 2017 honoree from the Calhoun Area Career Center in Battle Creek, Michigan, for their hard work and dedication.
She has said school counselors often are the 'deciding factor' in whether a student decides to attend college.
'Being your first lady has been the greatest honor of my life, and I hope I've made you proud,' Mrs. Obama said.
The first lady has said she will continue, after she and her husband leave on Jan. 20, to work on issues she championed as first lady.
They include education, fighting childhood obesity and support for military families.
Friday night the Obamas are hosting a slew of famous friends for a final White House bash.
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The first lady has said she will continue to work on issues she championed as first lady after her husband leaves office
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But for now it's time to party! Tonight the Obamas are hosting a slew of famous friends for a final Friday night White House bash
they have to spend as much of other peoples' money as they possibly can
they know that well is drying soon
I guess that's what they mean when they call for "shared sacrifice". You sacrifice, while we consume everything possible and then some
They used at least $250,000 of our money and maybe as much as $350,00 to do all they could to get Netanyahu defeated, interfering in an election
......which they are now mad at someone for doing to us.
By merely supplying Information, to Voters.
Whoever said: "if Liberals did not have Double-Standards they would have no Standards at all" was Genius, nailed it.
Dumbass Obama's meddling in The Israeli Election though only contributed to an increase in support for Netanyahu, after an estimated 23% of Undecided voters impressed by Netanyahu standing up to Obama decided to back Netanyahu.
Obama's anger over the influence cast upon our election to defeat his girl is in large part due to WikiLeaks succeeding where he failed.
Anger that a Darn Website has more Skillz than he does, even when he is backed by the most powerful government body on earth
Obama has been made to face the fact that he is Massive Fail, on an Epic Scale.
