Would Michelle Obama be etiquette and manner savvy as a first lady should?

[tucker3626]

Go to eyeblast.tv and decide whether she would do well. I dont think she would.

[latj1771]

Yes she would. She has very good manners and is quite ept in etiquette. AND, surprise to you...there IS A VERY GOOD CHANCE THAT MICHELLE OBAMA JUST MAY BE LIVING AND BREATHING IN THE WHITE HOUSE AS THE NEXT FIRST LADY!!!!

[NEGRODAMUSREDRUM3ATM3]

So what you trying to say?Are you implying a black women cant? How many black first ladies have there been?You people.I have two words Monica Lewinsky.If any body knows how to entertain a women it's Bill.Mrs. Obama has more grace in her pinky than any first lady to breech the doors of the white house.You are jealous of her now.So that alone lets me know that she will be a success.

[Bromeliad1100]

Why wouldn't she be able to acquit herself quite well in the White House? She has been exposed to people and circumstances for years that have prepared her quite well for the role of First Lady. Could it be that because she is black some would think she didn't have a proper social and educational upbringing?She is a graduate of Princeton AND Harvard, and is a lawyer, community activist, and mother of two. Michelle Obama is not the great orator that her husband is, however she is a very smart, strong, intelligent woman and she would make a great complement to Barack Obama in the White House. I see a many people online saying she will be the classiest First Lady to be in the White House since Jackie Onassis.Michelle Obama worked at a Chicago law firm, Sidney Austin (where she met Barack), she left the law office in 1991 to pursue public service. Michelle served as an assistant to the Mayor of Chicago before 1993 when she became the Executive Director of the Chicago branch of Public Allies, a non-profit youth organization promoting youths working for social issues. Michelle Obama has worked for the University of Chicago since 1996 as the Associate Dean of Student Services and in May 2006 she was named by Essence magazine as one of the "25 Most Inspiring Women in the World."Yes, I think she'll do just fine if she becomes the First Lady. And, she'll be fine if she doesn't.

[Paola0864]

The racist undertones of that question are pretty offensive.