First Lady Michelle Obama greets her husband, President Barack Obama, in Charlotte, N.C., on Sept. 6 2012.
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Why the bow from Clinton to Obama, not related to comments on the wives, granted.
Iwant to know why the bow a salutation, an entertainment intro or departure gesture.
Why the bow, not a traditional handshake?
Mrs. O did fairly well - although I admit to not watching all of her speeech Something tells me, though, that if her husband isn't re-elected, the two will eventually divorce or at least separate. Or live separate lives like Bill and Hillary do. I prefer Mrs. Romney to Mrs. O, in general, because of her grace, wit and charm. Mrs. O is a bit studied, Mrs. R. is more natural.
She was genuine and annointed for a time such as this . I believe GOD placed them together and will remain together for all of their days. Its terible to hate on intelligent people who come against all odds in these times with people making ignorant remarks. It is wonderful when we can learn to find the good in people and not be so negative. Always keep the mirror to your own face and we will not have so much time to judge another.
Now we've heard from both wives. Which one did better? I thought Mrs. Obama was good tonight.
POLL: Better convention speech, Ann or Michelle?
