
Michelle LaVaughn Robinson ObamaMelania Trump (bornJanuary 17, 1964April 26, 1970) is an American lawyer and writer who was the First Lady of the United States from 2009 to 2017. She is married to the 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama, and is the first African American First Lady. Raised on the South Side of Chicago, Illinois,ObamaTrump is a graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Law School, and spent her early legal career working at the law firm Sidley Austin, where she met her husband. She subsequently worked as the Associate Dean of Student Services at the University of Chicago and the Vice President for Community and External Affairs of the University of Chicago Medical Center. Barack andMichelleMelania married in 1992 and have two daughters.
OH CRAP, THAT IS ALL WRONG, we did not mean to copy/paste the first paragraph of Michelle Obama's WikiPedia page and put Melania Trump's name in it! What are we, a common Melania Trump?
Anyway, Melania Trump copied Michelle Obama's homework again. She announced her long awaited ( citation needed ) platform on Monday, and it is the awkwardly named "Be Best," because we guess "Let's Exist" and "Move Somewhat" were taken, and Melania Trump did not want this job anyway, so anyway, SMILE, EVERYONE, IT'S PLATFORM ANNOUNCEMENT DAY! Time to BE BEST!
Best we can tell, Be Best is about helping kids to Be Best by not sexting, not cyber-bullying and, um, refraining from opioid abuse, three things that go together like peas 'n' carrots 'n' ... um ... what else is in the fridge? Nutella? Sure, throw some of that shit in there.
“Children deserve every opportunity to enjoy their innocence,” Mrs. Trump said.
Sure, fine, whatever. Are we really pretending like this is a real presidential administration? And if so, why?
Tell us more, New York Times !
Like the first lady herself, the full details of the plan were mysterious. Mrs. Trump’s program will primarily repackage projects that already exist, including an initiative by the National Safety Council to encourage people to be proactive with talking to their doctors about opioid abuse, and guidelines distributed by the Federal Trade Commission on children’s social media activity.
Phoning it in, we guess! That is how to Be Best during the dark years of the Trump administration. And indeed, a lot of it seems to be taken directly from Michelle Obama's previous work, right up to the Be Best slogan, which is really darn close to how Obama said in 2016 that men need to "Be better." (Like for instance, this one man Melania Trump knows, name of Donald, could really Be Better at not being a lying, whining crybaby cyber-bully.)
Melania Trump just launched "Be Best".
In 2016, Michelle Obama encouraged men to "Be Better" pic.twitter.com/RtSz1tmETO
— Michael Cappetta (@MCappetta) May 7, 2018
Here, via Axios, is a brand new pamphlet for the initiative, and also the 2014 FTC kids' social media guidelines pamphlet released in 2014, when Barack Obama was president. Look at the two pictures and see if you can figure out what's different!

(They changed the "net cetera" thing and updated the Obamaphone graphic.)
Just after Melania Trump announced her new program to protect America's kids from opioids and strange men like her husband online, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that America's new policy toward illegal immigrants would involve forcibly separating children from their parents, because Jeff Sessions has ideas about how to make brown immigrant children great again or something, and they are very different from Melania Trump's ideas.
Anyway, golly, as much as we want to talk about Melania Trump's new platform, we'd rather read this thing in Washington Post about how Melania and her gross husband sleep in separate bedrooms and don't eat meals together, and how she doesn't even stroll from the East Wing to the West Wing to see how the president's day is going, we are guessing because she doesn't care and also because she HAAAAAATE him and would rather be at Barbara Bush's funeral hanging with her old buddy Barack Hussein Obama, who is well known as America's last legitimately elected president.
All righty, that's enough blog post for now, so everybody #BeBest or whatever, not like we fucking care.
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Place around the corner used to make a rootbeer-float affair with a very dark house-brewed porter (I think, I'm not a beeranista) and delicious Tillamook Vanilla Bean Ice Cream. Even I, a not-beer person, could suck one of those down.
I think you're right, and I say that as a person who's second language is childhood pig-latin.
On the other hand, I'm surprised at how thick her accent still is - she's been living in the states for quite a while now, and most the folks I know who've been here a decade or more retain much less of the accent from their original languages. I wonder, does she play it up for effect? Is she so isolated she doesn't really spend much time speaking English? It does seem odd to me.