November 8, 20169 yr In a general election in 2020 or 2024.... I've seen and read enough about her to say that I absolutely would. Would you consider voting for her?
November 8, 20169 yr I would say that it is very likely. However, I would definitely need to see where she is at that point. But, I would assume she would have a platform similar to Barak Obama, then definitely, yes.
November 8, 20169 yr I truly don't know enough about her. However, her hypocrisy w/ the guests that perform at the White House vs. Trump's comments....she reeks of typical politician.
November 8, 20169 yr If she faces the winner of the 2016 election I would. It would be a sight to see her duke out a Democratic Primary with HRC in 2020.
November 8, 20169 yr She most definitely would NOT get the vote from all 3 of DLG's after she got involved with school lunches. :lol2:
November 8, 20169 yr It would be a sight to see her duke out a Democratic Primary with HRC in 2020. Don't think there would be much too it. Hillary would say Michelle ruined lunch for children all across the country and that would be all she wrote.
November 8, 20169 yr By 2020 the Republicans might put up Jeff Probst or Chris Harrison, so it might be a tough call for me.
November 8, 20169 yr Author Just curious, how did the First Lady ruin school lunches? Some younger kids have told me that they blame her for taking away unhealthy foods and forcing them to eat better. Is this about it?
November 8, 20169 yr She ain't running. Moot point, but definitely a woman intelligent enough to do it.
November 8, 20169 yr Just curious, how did the First Lady ruin school lunches? Some younger kids have told me that they blame her for taking away unhealthy foods and forcing them to eat better. Is this about it? I'm curious as well. My aunt was the lunch room manager at Nichols Elementary in West Point, KY for almost 50 years. When I was a youngster and spent my summers at her house, I helped her plan the upcoming year's menus. Ketchup was considered a vegetable...that was 40 years ago. How could what kids are being served now be worse than having ketchup considered a veggie?
November 8, 20169 yr Author I'm curious as well. My aunt was the lunch room manager at Nichols Elementary in West Point, KY for almost 50 years. When I was a youngster and spent my summers at her house, I helped her plan the upcoming year's menus. Ketchup was considered a vegetable...that was 40 years ago. How could what kids are being served now be worse than having ketchup considered a veggie? Agree. I admire her for wanting kids to be healthier.
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