What’s So Scary About Michelle Obama?
Step to the rear, Tyra.. Michelle Obama is the cover girl for this month’s Radar. What’s so scary about a mother of two children/Princeton graduate? You’ll have to pick up the magazine. I’m guessing it has something to do with her love of machine guns and a wrinkled black militant to-do list ready to go once her husband secures the presidency. I joke, of course. And Radar’s ‘smart-pop’ edge wouldn’t allow the article’s theme to be that blatant.
Judging by Ana Marie Cox’s (the writer of the article) previous Obama ruminations..
“I can’t figure out if the seemingly endless stories about how some people believe dangerous crap about Obama are an accurate reflection of a disturbing and growing trend or if it’s a result of journalists’ bizarre wishful thinking.. Election day won’t tell us much, either, unless all those gullible racists actually tell exit pollsters they voted against the gay black terrorist. And if he wins, well, we can ALL take credit, right? We’re not racist anymore, world! We proved it!”
Expect a Michelle Obama ain’t that scary, but she sure is feisty kind of thing.
☼ What's Your Opinion? ☼
She always seems angry. Even when she smiles she still seems in out of sorts. She does not have a warm personality.
I hope she ain’t the typical angry black chick. I hope she doesn’t think once her husband becomes president that she can take over the house.
Calm down, people. Calm down. She makes more money than Barack Obama, now. She’s highly, I emphasize, HIGHLY educated. She and her husband have achieved The American Dream. What makes you think she’s angry?
She’s angry because she can shake hands with her husband’s supporters and not be rushed to the emergency room for a sprained hand?
Is she angry because she can hold her own on the frontline issues without losing her cool or looking like a ditz?
Admittedly, I get over-zealous, anxious and even intimidated when my wife steps up to the plate and represents hard, but I can’t knock her for it.
Whether people are intimidated or put off by her is their own problem; they’ve got to learn to live with and/or overcome their own issues with insecurity.