President Obama is sending First lady Michelle Obama to Virginia on Thursday to campaign for Terry McAuliffe, the latest in a series of paybacks for McAuliffe helping Obama raise millions of dollars from Washington insiders.

Sporting her new $1,000+ hairdo, Michelle Obama is expected to highlight the 1,500 jobs that McAuliffe created from his Tyson Corner headquarters. “Michelle is taking the time to support this campaign because the stakes couldn’t be higher for Virginians who need a governor to put jobs first instead of pushing a divisive social agenda,” McAuliffe wrote in an email to supporters, promising to enter $5 donors into a drawing to meet the first lady.

Obama’s visit coincides with McAuliffe’s continuing efforts to paint GOP gubernatorial nominee Ken Cuccinelli’s Republican ticket as "socially activist" and hostile to women, a major theme used by Democrats in campaigns nationwide last fall.

McAuliffe would like Michelle to try to connect Republicans to the Ku Klux Klan and groups that oppose federal subsidies for Planned Parenthood abortion clinics. He also wants to highlight that even though the President's cabinet makeup disappointed black voters, the Republicans took four votes at their convention before nominating a black minister and Harvard Law grad for the Lieutenant Governor position.

Abortion is often compared to slavery as a moral issue that was acceptable in its time, uphwld by the Supreme Court, and was later condemned. Loss of Government funding would be a severe blow to Planned Parenthood's ability to send money to their preferred candidates. They have launched the website KeepKenOut.org to oppose Cuccinelli's candidacy.

As of Monday, the link to the Michelle Obama raffle was not available on the McAuliffe website, only through e-mails to supporters.

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Why the sudden attention to the hair? She's not letting her arms get flabby, is she? Is she trying to detract from that??

What EFFIN 1500 jobs did he creat? They must mean 1500 new welfare recipients!

That wig is $1000?

If you review the contributions that Terry McAuliffe has already received, you'll see about $39,000 has been given already by Planned Parenthood. Clearly, we can see an upcoming regime that will mirror what President Obama has done to kick America in the gonads.

Granted, plenty of people don't support Cuccinelli, but I still think one has to look long and hard at what could really happen to Virginia if McAuliffe were to win. Virginia would be back in the sewer and would probably start to resemble Maryland pretty quick too.

The freedom was good while it lasted.

Big Bucks Wrote:
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Virginia would be back
> in the sewer and would probably start to resemble
> Maryland pretty quick too.
>
> The freedom was good while it lasted.

Best comment I've seen so far. You hit the nail on the head.

$1000 hairdo is a bit of a stretch considering the only thing in the news about her droppin G's on shit is about a $1000 handbag. Two years ago. Sources, OP...provide them.

http://www.whitehousedossier.com/2011/03/10/michelle-obama-sports-1000-handbag/

alvarezje Wrote:
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> $1000 hairdo is a bit of a stretch considering the
> only thing in the news about her droppin G's on
> shit is about a $1000 handbag. Two years ago.
> Sources, OP...provide them.
>
> http://www.whitehousedossier.com/2011/03/10/michel
> le-obama-sports-1000-handbag/


BS. There are hundreds of articles like this:

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For the Christmas Day church service at the Kaneohe Bay Marine Base, Mrs. Obama was photographed in a seemingly simple white sundress with red and yellow stripes. The dress, however, was by French-born, U.S.-based designer Sophie Theallet, and would have cost the first lady almost $2,000 when she bought it in 2009. More recent designs by Theallet sell for even more.

For the meet-and-greet with service members and their families in a nearby mess hall later in the day, Mrs. Obama dressed down — in a printed green $950 Comme des Garcons skirt with bag waist.

Some see the first lady’s penchant for expensive labels at odds with her reputation as a bargain shopper who frequents J. Crew and Target.

One comment on the Naked DC website read: “She claims to be a champion of the poor and a fellow bargain shopper, but yet, here she is, sporting a dress that no unemployed American can afford.”

Bags, shoes, dresses, whatever... If you can't find it, then it's because you're not wanting to.

Who won the raffle?

"Some see the first lady’s penchant for expensive labels at odds with her reputation as a bargain shopper who frequents J. Crew and Target."

That was an image put forth by the media to soften her true self. It is well known she wants only the best be it clothes or vacations. Even better if the taxpayers foot the bill

Big Bucks Wrote:
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> If you review the contributions that Terry
> McAuliffe has already received, you'll see about
> $39,000 has been given already by Planned
> Parenthood. Clearly, we can see an upcoming
> regime that will mirror what President Obama has
> done to kick America in the gonads.
>
> Granted, plenty of people don't support
> Cuccinelli, but I still think one has to look long
> and hard at what could really happen to Virginia
> if McAuliffe were to win. Virginia would be back
> in the sewer and would probably start to resemble
> Maryland pretty quick too.
>
> The freedom was good while it lasted.

Granted, plenty of people don't support McAuliffe but I still think one has to look long and hard at what could really happen to Virginia if Cuccinelli were to win. Virginia would be back in the sewer and would probably start to resemble Alabama pretty quick too.

Turnaround Wrote:

> Granted, plenty of people don't support McAuliffe
> but I still think one has to look long and hard at
> what could really happen to Virginia if Cuccinelli
> were to win. Virginia would be back in the sewer
> and would probably start to resemble Alabama
> pretty quick too.


State facts to support that.

You wont though and will just continue with the sensationalized scare tactics.

Ed Mcmahon Wrote:
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> Who won the raffle?


No one "wins" those raffles. They take a look at the names entered and pick one of the supporters. That's why you never see a news release of the "lucky winner" with quotes of how wonderful to was to meet the famous politician. It's a scam, though a legal one, as technically, giving money does not increase your odds.

Lets hope her appearance will have the same effect her husbands did for Craigh Deeds.