Michelle Obama She had already said in March that she would not be a candidate to return to the White House, this time not as First Lady but as the first female president of the United States. However, when a prominent lawyer dispelled rumors of her returning to the White House: Joe Biden We weren't just entering the worst presidential debate in the history of the country. After the president blundered in the showdown, Donald TrumpDemocrats are running out of options and his name is increasingly being mentioned as the candidate to save the situation.
The former First Lady of the United States (one of the most beloved women in the country) is the ideal candidate to succeed Joe Biden and prevent Donald Trump from winning the next election, but her approval rating has dropped significantly due to her advanced age and recent health problems. The New York Times61% of voters who supported him four years ago no longer support him now. “He's too old.” o “He's just a shadow of the leader he once was.” These are just some of the comments, which his own party colleagues also acknowledge. “We can't do this. Joe Biden is not convincing. We need a new candidate, and there are a lot of great candidates out there.”“It's a big step forward for Biden,” said Joanna Maska, a former aide to former President Barack Obama and a Democratic adviser to Biden.
The Ideal Candidate
Many Democrats dream that the 60-year-old former First Lady, with her vast political experience, will follow in the footsteps of her predecessor Hillary Clinton and become a strong rival to Donald Trump. While Bill Clinton's wife fell for a billionaire in 2016, Michelle Obama's fate could be quite different. IpsosAccording to an article published on Tuesday, July 2, if the election were held today, the lawyer would get 50% of the votes against the Republican candidate, without any campaigning. If Michelle accepts the challenge and reaches the White House, she will not only “avenge” the defeat of her friend Hillary, but also make history by becoming the first female and black president of the United States.
Michelle Obama did an outstanding job as First Lady during her husband's two terms in office from 2009 to 2017. She was named one of the most influential women in the world by Weekly Monica Bell. ForbesMichelle Obama was a role model and inspiration for thousands of women around the world. A passionate feminist activist, she led global campaigns for gender equality, children's education and attendance (“Let Girls Learn”) and healthy eating (“Let's Move”), which she shared with Letizia Obama when the two women walked through Michelle Obama's vegetable garden in high heels during the King and Queen of Spain's visit to the White House. It's inevitable (and wonderful) to imagine a future where our monarchs visit Washington and the tables are turned: Barack becomes “First Gentleman” by hosting Letizia among the lettuce, while Michelle Obama and Felipe discuss international politics privately.
Michelle, from A to Z
Born in Chicago, she studied sociology and African-American studies at Princeton University. After graduating from Harvard Law School, she joined the law firm Sidley & Austin in 1988, where she met Barack Obama. The couple married in 1992 and have two daughters, Malia and Sasha. Before joining the White House as First Lady, she worked in Chicago city government and served as a university president.
But Michelle is so much more than that. She's a self-proclaimed Beyoncé fan, passionate about fashion and a natural for brands – some of the clothes she's worn have boosted sales by 11 million euros. She's the kind of “pulse” Democrats dream of, and she's made it happen through hard work, perseverance and the leadership she gained from her nuclear powers. “I could have done nothing for eight years and in a way that would have been fine. I could have focused on flowers. I could have focused on decorations. I could have focused on entertainment. Because every first lady has the right to define her role. She has no legislative power. She is not elected by the voters. And that is a great gift of freedom.”He said in an interview: trend 2016.
Modern, spontaneous, bold… In 2020 she published her memoir (one of the most widely read autobiographies in history) and premiered on Netflix. BecomeA documentary film documenting a solidarity rally held during Michelle's book tour, which was attended by her two daughters.
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