Michelle Issues Voting Orders on Opening Night of Democrat Convention

If you think that Michelle Obama’s message was off-putting, wait ’til her husband Barack has the floor on Wednesday night


Michelle Issues Voting Orders on Opening Night of Democrat ConventionYou’ve got your marching orders from former first lady Michelle Obama, American 2020 voters, and woe betide you if you don’t follow through with them! In a prerecorded message, Michelle Obama was the opening act for the 4-day DNC convention with this warning: "If you think things cannot possibly get worse, trust me, they can," she said. "And they will if we don’t make a change in this election.” “Yes, Sir!”, er, “Yes, Ma’am!” “Is Michelle predicting ‘CIVIL WAR” if President Trump is re-elected on November 3rd? Big tough question”, wrote Facebook pundit Len Richards.

That question is as tough as trying to chew on old boot leather, Mr. Len. “Bernie Sanders and former first lady Michelle Obama headlined the first night of the all-virtual Democratic National Convention. Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders was part of the convention opening night too, but got left behind in the Democrat dust for a second time. “The Democratic National Convention kicked off Monday night with a format that took some getting used to. Instead of rollicking, red-meat-laden speeches, the presentation jumped from virtual address to virtual address in a manner that looked more like a somber telethon than a political pep rally. This was probably fitting for a campaign being waged in the midst of a massive public health disaster. (CNBC) You can’t pelt rotten tomatoes at a computer screen; you can’t expect your television screen to hear your booing and hissing.  
“The speakers also channeled that serious tone into how they made their case against President Trump and pushed Joe Biden as a more normal, decent alternative.(CNBC)
How would voters know when they’re holding Joe hostage in the basement of his Delaware home?
“Former first lady Michelle Obama, the night's main speaker, put a grim capstone on the proceedings. "If you think things cannot possibly get worse, trust me, they can," she said. "And they will if we don’t make a change in this election."
That’s CNBC and not Fox News:

“The action resumes Tuesday night, with speakers including Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, former President Bill Clinton and Jill Biden. Wednesday will feature former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, former President Barack Obama and vice presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris. Biden will deliver his speech on Thursday, the last night of the convention.” (CNBC)
  Fashionista detectives pointed out that Michelle O wore a gold necklace with the word ‘V-O-T-E’. As the necklace retails for $300 or $400, at least it was gold-plated and not real gold in an era where so many lost jobs in the economic decline that followed Covid-19.
“Postmaster General Louis DeJoy has agreed to testify before Congress next week. He is under fire for a series of cost-cutting measures that have resulted in Postal Service delays and disruptions. Democrats are concerned that the changes at the USPS may endanger mail-in voting this fall.” (CNBC) While many Americans worry about the fraud that comes with a universal Mail-In Vote, “Dems are concerned that the changes at the USPS may endanger mail-in voting this fall.” “Investment firm Blackstone has hired a Trump-linked lobbyist to target the Pentagon and the State Department. It wasn't entirely clear, however, why Blackstone would seek a lobbyist to focus on those two departments. “CNBC's Darla Mercado explains what could be in store for your taxes if Biden wins the White House. “If Democrats take the White House and the Senate, as well as maintain their lead in the House, levies on income and estates for the wealthiest may rise.”
Meanwhile, if you think that Michelle Obama’s message was off-putting, wait ’til her husband Barack has the floor on Wednesday night

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