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    0 starsmohit | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 11 2008 | michelle obama, larry king, news, cnn
    Michelle Obama is on Larry King Tomorrow Night

    Michelle Obama is on Larry King LIve tomorrow night.,

    If you haven't seen her speak before, you might want to tune in. Aside from campaigning for Barack, Michelle is a mother of two and a Harvard-educated lawyer.

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    0 starsmohit | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 25 2007 | obama, michelle obama, politics, stuff i've done
    Michelle Obama - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Just saw Michelle Obama speak.

    While I am undecided on who to support, I was impressed with Michelle Obama. She's energetic and able to balance her career, community service, her family, and Barack's campaign extremely well. For example, she talked about keeping her out of town trips to "same day" -- so she can be with her kids in the evening.

    Also, she definitely made me think differently about Barack's "lack of experience". Points: a) Experience in Washington is not necessarily a good thing. It can make you take things for granted and abuse power -- look at current administration. b) You should consider Barack's "outside of Washington" experience as well before declaring him inexperienced.

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