Michelle Obama to Floridians: 'Don't let anybody push you out of line'

NBC News ^ | November 6, 2012 | Jamie Novogrod

[2ndDivisionVet]

ORLANDO, Fla. – Declaring "we are going to get this done," an emotional Michelle Obama rallied a central Florida crowd Monday night, telling supporters on the eve of the election that it's "all on the line" Tuesday.

"Your president is nowhere near satisfied," she said, making the pitch for a second term for her husband, President Barack Obama.

The first lady has maintained a busy schedule visiting key swing states since the Democrats' national convention in Charlotte, N.C., in September.

Here in an Orlando park, she made her final solo campaign appearance of the 2012 cycle.

"Together, slowly but surely, we have been pulling ourselves out of that hole that we started in," Obama said, casting her husband's first term in office as a difficult but productive road to economic recovery.

Though she didn't mention Republican nominee Mitt Romney, she warned against moving backward, touting her husband's overhaul of the health care system and regulation of the financial industry.

The campaign estimated the crowd at 2,600. The decision to hold the first lady's final rally here in Central Florida is no doubt tied to the campaign's strategy to win the state's 29 electoral votes...

[Mich Patriot]

What’s she doing in Florida? The Jack Links jerky folks are waiting for her to come back and shoot their next commercial.

[TexasCajun]

Mooch telling ‘em “Git yor REVENGE today!!”

[bgill]

What’s with these freaks? First, he’s calling for voting for revenge. Now, she’s stirring the pot making people think they’re going to a shoving match. I have never seen anyone get shoved out of a voting line. Maybe it’s because I’ve been sheltered not living in Chicago or some other third world precinct.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks 2ndDivisionVet.

[LetsRok]

As Eddie Murphy once said “Goonie Goo Goo!”

[FrankR]

[MikeSteelBe]

“I have never seen anyone get shoved out of a voting line.”

I have never neen a New Black Panther at a polling place with his billy club kicked so far up his ass it knocked his teeth out, either.

[Hokestuk]

lol not! Here's a comment I just left at hotair:
Revenge of the Black Panthers. Not good.
In Phila, where a small margin could make the difference between winning or losing PA, and thus of winning or losing the election, we have Repub poll observers being forcibly removed while BPanther intimidation is sanctioned by O, Hope & Change Obama murals in the interior of polling places, and women in the booth assisting others on how to vote for O (and this could tantamount to intimidation if the voter actually wanted to vote for Romney!!!). And here we have the dim Dems like Dean hollering that it is only through fraud that Mr. Worse that Carter could lose.
And this country is bitterly divided like never before. Our only hope perhaps is to have a bi-partisan conciliating president like Romney who hopefully can bring people together, not O that bitterly pits everyone against each other. One would think that it would be very difficult for this country to endure another term of the divisive O without civil disruption. God help us. Vote Romney.

[raisincane]

Didn’t Moochee also say to vote early because your toilet could be running on election day? Yea, real classy!

[Bigg Red]

There should have been, IMHO, a preemptive comment made about not repeating what happened in Phily during the last election.

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The only thing the Rats would regret about that would be that it was caught on video. It is happening again today, I am sure, although the thugs will be sure to stop any video recording this time.

[BlueLancer]

"Didn’t Moochee also say to vote early because your toilet could be running on election day?"

Well, to some extent, she is correct ...

It's her toilet that's running on election day (and he's running for President) ...

[Aquamarine]

Didn’t her husband say we were supposed to get revenge when we voted?

[illiac]

The wookie probably thought it was the line for lobster....

[Psycho_Bunny]

“Though she didn’t mention Republican nominee Mitt Romney, she warned against moving backward, touting her husband’s overhaul of the health care system and regulation of the financial industry.”

In a media outlet that was at least pretending to be objective, “moving backward” would have been in quotes.

[ksen]

Could you imagine Laura Bush saying this? Or Ann Romney? What a CLASSLESS agitator Moochelle is. Just like her husband.

What was classless about the comments in the OP?

[supremedoctrine]

“Your President is nowhere near satisfied”
Think about it: isn’t that the perfect line you could
hear from HER, directed at HIM, in the dark in the WH Bedroom, after her husband
couldn’t quite.....well, you know......

[supremedoctrine]

“For another view” on this, see my #36, which I posted before I ready any replies on this thread.

[dalebert]

Obama voters dont care about the welfare of the nation..its all about free phones and not having to get a job..

[PermaRag]

You’re on the bus back to the Watts ghetto after tonight, Aunt Esther. And take Fred Sanford with you.

[xrmusn]

And take Fred Sanford with you.
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Why are you ‘picking on’ Fred Sanford?

He is 100% Black.
He is a working man.
He has held jobs and had to come up with a payroll (of sorts).
He was born in USA.
He will definitely release ALL his records on request.
“THEY” admit Fred G. Sanford is a ‘made up person’ but his past is more readily available for scrutiny.

BO doesn’t quite meet the criteria of Fred Sanford - definitely disturbing when a ‘contrived’ person has better credibility and believability than the sitting pResident of the USA.