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  • A First Lady Who Demands Substance

    06/25/2009 9:51:28 AM PDT · by C19fan · 82 replies · 2,319+ views
    Washington Post ^ | June 25, 2009 | Lois Romano
    For weeks, Michelle Obama had been telling her staff and closest confidantes that she wasn't having the impact she wanted. She is a woman of substance, with a background in law, public policy and management, who found herself relegated to role model in chief. The West Wing of the White House -- the fulcrum of power and policy -- had not fully integrated her into its agenda. She wanted more. So, earlier this month, she changed her chief of staff, and now she's changing her role.
  • Michelle Obama urges graduates to give back (like she did)

    05/17/2009 4:53:51 AM PDT · by IbJensen · 67 replies · 2,385+ views
    Yahoo ^ | Sat May 16 | GARANCE BURKE
    MERCED, Calif. – First lady Michelle Obama praised graduating students at California's smallest, youngest public university for their determination to succeed, urging them to give back to their communities. In her debut as a commencement speaker on Saturday, Mrs. Obama evoked the struggles of California's founders — settlers and former slaves, trailblazers and immigrants — to encourage the 493 members of the school's first full graduating class to use their newfound skills to lift up those around them.