The president and his queen are the epitome of corruption and greed. They
talk about “caring for the poor” while spending piles of other people’s money on
their celebrity parties.
Disgusting.
If anyone still clings to some charitable notion that there is
more to Michelle Obama than a celebrity wanna-be opportunist, let her
50thbirthday celebration be the proof that does away with any remaining
delusions.
The FLOTUS’ birthday bash invitees included such moneyed stars as Gladys
Knight, Jennifer Hudson, Mary J. Blige, Michael Jordan, Stevie Wonder, Samuel L.
Jackson, Ashley Judd, and, of course, power couple Beyoncé and Jay-Z (the latter
of whom sings a little ditty that says, among many other vile words it’d be indecent to print here: “Uh, she love different kinds of sex
now, Uh, black girl sippin’ white wine, Put my fist in her like a civil rights
sign”).
And this is just the stuff we know about.
The event was so top secret, the NSA had to find out about it by reading
Sasha and Malia’s text messages. No cell phones were permitted for the 500
people who attended, and those who disobeyed were told to check their devices at
the door.
Michelle’s guest list of famous “friends” was the tip of the iceberg. The
party “was reportedly everything you’d expect from a glamorous White
House party: Glitzy and stocked with powerful celebrities and government
officials.” They danced until 3 a.m., at least, and drank champagne, wine, beer,
and hard liquor. All of it. All at once.
When Laura Bush turned 60, she got a modest four paragraph mention inPeople magazine: Laura “celebrated her 60th birthday on
Saturday at the Bush family’s ranch in Crawford, Tex., where the President gave
her a triple-strand amber-colored necklace.
“The Bushes spent the weekend at the ranch, and on Saturday hosted
friends…for a dinner of enchiladas, tamales, guacamole, rice and beans and
birthday cake.”
Hey, I definitely do not have a problem with rich people enjoying their lives
and doing rich people things. (This is why I read/look at pictures on DailyMail.) Were I half as wealthy as any of these
celebs, I would be doing the same, except I would be partying with Rick Perry or
Prince Harry or anyone but the Obamas.
The problem, though, is the hypocrisy, obviously, (Michelle’s extra long vacation at Oprah’s place cost us an estimated $60-$100 million) and the lavish lifestyles the Commander and
his Indulger-in-Chief lead when the nation is suffering and nobody likes you anyway. This, coming from an administration
whose most recent political platform focuses on income inequality.
Some Americans are more equal than others, I guess. 
