Posted on 10/26/2010 5:19:16 AM PDT by Neverforget01
U.S. first lady Michelle Obama (L) puts her arm around U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) at a Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) fundraiser in San Francisco, California, October 25, 2010. REUTERS/Kim White
Crinkles and Wrinkles.
Michelle goes to wine and dine in India, and Nancy gets to read the newspaper on Nov. 3rd and see how distant she is from America’s true heroes.
There, there Nan, my boy Barack will give you an ambassadorship to Kenya after the elections.
There is at least no doubt Nancy Pelosi has a mirror and knows how to use it. She probably spends as much $$ on clothes as Michelle, but hers don't look like they came out of the rag bag.
Sheesh, never thought I could find one nice thing to say about Pelosi!
Why does Mo always look like her clothes fell on her from the 10th story?
That’s a big seat to cover.
What kind of pelt is Michelle wearing? She’s dressed like Wilma Flintstone.
Two dumb twats.
is it the lighting that made the part of her dress under the podium look like...well...a person’s rear side?
I think Michelle is thinking: “Another useful idiot”. Looks like Michelle is smirking rather than smiling to me.
Yes, Ole Nan does dress nice. Thats about it.
"Arise, devour much flesh."
Yes, Pelousy does dress well. Lucky for her, she’ll have plenty of time for clothes shopping soon.
AP
AP Photo 1 day ago First Lady Michelle Obama, right, cheers Sen. Patty Murray at a Senate campaign fundraiser Monday, Oct. 25, 2010, in Bellevue, Wash. Obama is the latest high-profile Democrat coming to help out Murray, who's in a competitive race with Republican Dino Rossi.
What ever work Nancy has had done in recent months has really changed her appearance.
And not for the better. She really taking on a “living dead’ look.
A kooky and a wookie.
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