Posted on 02/22/2011 5:56:39 AM PST by maggief
VAIL Michelle Obama had at least five options for weekend destinations, but insisted on Vail, sources told the Vail Daily.
The first lady and her daughters were among those who packed up and headed for home Monday, closing out a busy Presidents Day weekend in the Vail Valley.
Michelle Obama's press secretary issued a statement Saturday that the family is picking up the tab for personal expenses.
Sources say that because Obama was largely paying her own way, she insisted on the final say.
(Excerpt) Read more at vaildaily.com ...
two hours later and I’m still laffin
pic #33
Oh, Man.........
LOL
You have made my week. LMAO.
So phat ass mabelle michelle & 0dumbo are paying their own way? And that includes a Boeing C-32, security arrangements and secret service officers? Yah right, in a pig's eye. The master rapist 0dumbo & his phat ass wife wouldn't pay for anything they couldn't dump on whitey & the American taxpayers to pay for. What a POS liars that 0dumbo's are!
2nd comment regarding phat ass mabelle michelle's so called "snow skiin"? I would love to see phat ass mabelle michelle do a face plant in the snow! I doubt very much she even set one of her massive thighs on the ski slope.
She came, she ate, she left.
Good riddance.
Its not easy being a Goddess.
Don't you realize people the world over want to be like her?
Or maybe they just want to eat like her.
That's a flat and outrageous lie.
The cost alone of leasing a C-32 for the roundtrip from Washington to Vail along with two days just idling on the tarmac would have been far more than this moocher would ever lay out. She might have paid for her own dinner, but she certainly didn't pay for the jet or her security detail's travel expenses.
She came, she ate, BURP!. she left.
Good riddance January 2013.
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