Michelle Obama still struggling to define role as first lady
Following her husband's victory in November 2008, observers speculated how Michelle—as the first African-American first lady—would define her role and incorporate her experiences as a lawyer and as the mother of two young girls. She is still working to define that roll.
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Jen Fad
[With her breezy style and family-centered initiatives,...{First Lady} Michelle Obama has generated a wave of goodwill for herself, and her popularity remains high. At minimum, she has shattered a historic barrier as the country's first African-American first lady. Her use of the latest Internet technology and social networking will also give her a platform to reach more Americans directly than ever before. But the jury is still out as to whether she can mobilize millions behind her anti-obesity campaign and other issues. The only president's wife to make headlines for her "well-toned" arms now will see how far those arms can reach.]
First Lady Obama isn't struggling at all and I so disagree with the commentary title. She has always made her platform clear --- her role as a mother is first and she's always maintained that she would support President Obama in any way she could and that's what all great First Ladies should do! And by the way, I'd say her well toned arms have reached my household regarding the Obesity Epidemic. My family is on board.