She’s
baaaaaaaack. And she’s maaaaaad.
First lady Michelle Obama delivered the commencement address at
Tuskegee University last weekend. She’ll do it again at Ohio’s Oberlin
College — the UC Berkeley of the Midwest, Ground Zero for racial
grievance-mongering and fake hate crimes — next week.
Commencement FLOTUS is not the same first lady who shows up on “Ellen”
or “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” wearing her pastel
cardigan, Chuck Taylors and a megawatt grin. No, this frowny-faced
Michelle Obama talks and squawks like Al Sharpton in Jimmy Choo kitten
heels. At Tuskegee, FLOTUS traded her affable TV persona for the
divisive social justice complainer we all came to know and loathe
during her husband’s first presidential campaign.
It
is especially irresponsible of Mrs. Obama to be spreading her cultural
gasoline on college campuses, where the excesses of identity politics
and multiculturalism continue to poison young minds.
Obama’s resurrected bitter half inspired the graduates by complaining
about people complaining about her. She complained about the “sting” of
“daily slights” throughout her life and her poor, beleaguered
husband’s. And then she complained. And complained. And complained some
more.
She clucked at the “folks” (read: white folks) who allegedly “crossed
the street in fear of their safety” at the sight of the Obamas.
She called out unnamed “clerks who kept a close eye on us in all those
department stores.”
She decried the racist “people at formal events who assumed we were the
‘help.’” (Funny, the only time I recall this happening in the Obama
White House was when Valerie Jarrett mistook four-star Army Gen. Peter
Chiarelli, who is white, for her waiter. But I digress.)
Reaching into her deep well of indignation, Mrs. Obama then assailed
“those who have questioned our intelligence, our honesty, even our love
of this country.”
Let me take out my teeny-weeny bow and play the world’s smallest violin
at the thought of Mrs. Obama being subjected to the “sting” of impolite
questions about her honesty. Using my best slow vibrato:
Waw-waw-waw-wawwww.
(CONTINUED)
