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Posted on 06/14/2011 8:08:53 AM PDT by Beave Meister
President Barack Obama says his wife and daughters aren't "invested" in him being president and would have been fine had he decided against running for re-election. But he says they believe in what he's doing for the country.
Asked about his family's reaction to his wanting another term, Obama said: "Michelle and the kids are wonderful in that if I said, `You know, guys, I want to do something different,' They'd be fine. They're not invested in daddy being president or my husband being president."
He says first lady Michelle Obama would be the first one to encourage him to do something "a little less stressful" if she no longer thought that what they were doing was worthwhile for the country. Obama's interview aired Tuesday on NBC's "Today" show.
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We’d be OK with that too.
“President Barack Obama says his wife and daughters aren’t “invested” in him being president”
Soros is very heavily invested.
My family would be more than just OK with one term. We’d throw a one term party for him! (he and his family not invited)
He knows his days are numbered. He can’t even fill an event center at $44 per seat. The thrill is gone.
I’d be fine with just 1 term. Actually it’s 1 term too many!
Just go ahead an resign now - do the world a huge favor.
The Country: So would we.
I would be fine with 3/4 term.
It does almost sound like he’s not that confident in his re-election chances.
Never thought I would agree with MO even a tiny bit!
4th time posted.
Is this the 4th time? lolol. I know I’ve seen this posted 3 times so far today.
But what the hey! It’s brought a smile to my face each time I see it.
“Let his days be few...”
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