Posted on 08/29/2019 9:59:47 AM PDT by RummyChick
Former first daughter Sasha Obama is reportedly set to start college at the University of Michigan next week.
The Detroit News reports that the 18-year-old younger daughter of former President Barack and Michelle Obama was spotted on campus attending freshman orientation this summer and is back again this week with Secret Service agents.
While neither the school nor a spokeswoman for Michelle Obama would comment on her enrollment, several students talked about seeing her ahead of the start of fall term next Tuesday.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...
Not nearly as much as the pair look like this couple who are among the Obamas’ closest, long-time friends:
Is he wearing a Snuggie?
Man, Michelle looks she’s about to spit poison into your eyes.
Some of the colleges are better than Ivy League. The business school is number 3 in the country. Requires a 3.8 to get in. It’s more Ivy League than you know.
Hey, I don’t doubt that Michigan is “better” at a lot of things. Heck. I’m sure that there are plenty of academic programs at schools all over the country that do a better job at what they do than Harvard/Yale/Princeton. But try being a straight, middle-class white (or Asian) American who’s not an athlete or alumni legacy with a 3.8 gpa and getting into Yale/ Harvard/Princeton. It ain’t happening. Period. I’m talking about exclusivity and snob level.
My uncle, a UofM fan has said that from now on he is cheering for who ever is playing against them. Even if it is the Buckeyes.
Got it.
Buckeyes suck. That’s a rather overly blown response. She won’t be staying. It’s temporary. I agree it is disheartening.
Of course we are a state family. The only reason to go to Ann Arbor is to watch the Spartans make the Wolverines cry like the sissy girls they are. :)
We’ve been trying to get a wall on the southern border but it’s expensive. Plus we need guards to check licenses.
You would think one war with Ohio would be enough to teach them a lesson.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.