No matter how far or fast Michelle Obama runs, someone or something is always trying to drag her back into politics and possibly into the White House.
Compared to her husband, former President Barack Obama, the former first lady has been writing a different chapter of her life since leaving Washington, D.C.
Unlike her husband, Mr. Obama, the former attorney and mother of two has strayed away from the political discourse.
She has revealed her disdain for running for public office and has forcefully dismissed the idea of becoming president on multiple occasions.
Her focus has been on social issues and community development rather than traditional political roles.
Instead of succumbing to constant political expectations and pressure, Michelle Obama has channeled her dedication and passion into various personal projects.
These projects range from producing Netflix documentaries that shed light on important social issues to hosting a reality series podcast that amplifies diverse voices.
She has also ventured into the business world by investing in a beverage company, showcasing a remarkable focus on her interests and a commitment to making a positive impact.
Mrs. Obama is also keen on writing her thoughts, ideas, and life stories to inspire others and make a massive profit — she has penned three bestsellers.
The brilliant and passionate orator Michelle Obama has become a much sought-after speaker who captivates large arenas with every word.
When not advancing her extraordinary career, Michelle Obama finds solace in her husband’s birthplace — the paradise known as Hawaii.
Yet, this week, Donald Trump attempted to make Michelle Obama’s worst nightmare come true — bring her back into politics and in the White House.
In an interview, Trump explained that his ultimate desire is to breach the constitutional barrier preventing him from running for president a fourth time and that his dream adversary would be Barack Obama.
Fox News White House correspondent Peter Doocy asked Trump in the Oval Office about the hypothetical political showdown of the century: “I know it’s hypothetical right now, but if you’re allowed for some reason to run for a third term, is there a thought that Democrats could try to run Barack Obama against you?”
Donald Trump gleefully responded by: “I’d love that. That would be a good one. I’d like that. No, people are asking me to run. I don’t know, I never looked into it. And they do say there’s a way you can do it, but I don’t know about that.But I have not looked into it. I want to do a fantastic job. … It’s still close to four years.”
While this statement seems to compliment the Obamas, who would be fierce political opponents, it can also be seen as a political maneuver to draw Michelle Obama back into the political spotlight.
Mr. Obama has no intention of taking the bait. He made it clear that while he views politics as his favorite sport, his marriage trumps everything.
Barack Obama prioritizes his wife’s happiness. He has clarified that their second act is about her dreams and joy, a testament to his love and devotion.
Talking about his shortcomings towards his wife, Barack Obama revealed this week to Hamilton College President Steven Tepper, according to the Daily Beast: “I was in a deep deficit with my wife. So I have been trying to dig myself out of that hole by occasionally doing fun things.”
The former president has previously confessed that being away from D.C. has helped his sometimes complicated marriage with Michelle Obama.
He stated: “Let me just say this: It sure helps to be out of the White House and to have a little more time with her.”
It has been confirmed that Michelle Obama’s days as a political figure are long behind her. It seems that Donald Trump is wasting his time with his persistent attempts to drag Barack Obama and his wife into the political ring.
