Michelle Obama Won't Run for President Wants to 'Invest in Creating Thousands of Mes' Instead
Michelle Obama
The former First Lady of the United States Michelle Obama  spoke of investing in âcreating thousands of mesâ when  she  spoke Tuesday at an event put on by Klick Health  a healthcare marketing firm.
Klickâs âMUSEâ event in New York City billed  Michelle Obama  as âa transformative First Ladyâ and also had Sheryl Crow on hand as the musical entertainment.
According to AOL   the former first lady  said âThis is why Iâm not going to run for president. Because I think itâs a better investment to invest in creating thousands of mes â and âWe donât need just one  we need thousands and thousands.â
In ruling out a presidential run  she hinted that the  Obama  brand might not be as shiny and new was it once was  saying that young people are âtired of watching us do the same old thing and expect different results.â
Time magazine quoted  Obama  praising Black Lives Matter activists and the anti-gun students who have been promoted into national prominence to combat the National Rifle Association after suriviving a shooting at their Parkland  Florida  high school as among the hope she sees in the youth. âWe see these kids in Florida  the Black Lives Matter kids. They are smart  they are passionate  they do have the right values â she told the audience. âThey know inequity. They know wrong when they see it. There is hope in that next generation. Theyâre tired of watching us do the same old thing and expect different results.â
According to People magazine   Obama  also appeared to admit  she  has a committee look over  her  tweets before  she  posts them. âI tweet  but I have a committee â  she  said. âI donât just tweet off the top of my head  which I donât encourage people to doâespecially kids.â
The remarks were apparently part of a thinly veiled insult to President Donald Trump over his sometimes-raucous tweeting habits. âHow many kids do you know that the first thing that comes off the top of their head is the first thing they should express? You know? Itâs like  âTake a minute. Talk to your crew before you put that [out there] and then spell check and check the grammar ââ  she  reportedly said. âI think kids do think telling it like it is and talking off the top of your head [is cool] â¦ [but] thatâs never been good. We werenât raised like that. Thatâs rude. Thatâs what you call rude. But yes  I use social media. But I use it like a grown-up.â
 [TGT] spoke of investing in âcreating thousands of mesâ when   [TGT]   spoke Tuesday at an event put on by Klick Health  a healthcare marketing firm.
Klickâs âMUSEâ event in New York City billed   [TGT] as âa transformative First Ladyâ and also had Sheryl Crow on hand as the musical entertainment.
According to AOL   the former first lady  said âThis is why Iâm not going to run for president. Because I think itâs a better investment to invest in creating thousands of mes â and âWe donât need just one  we need thousands and thousands.â
In ruling out a presidential run  she hinted that the  Obama  brand might not be as shiny and new was it once was  saying that young people are âtired of watching us do the same old thing and expect different results.â
Time magazine quoted  Obama  praising Black Lives Matter activists and the anti-gun students who have been promoted into national prominence to combat the National Rifle Association after suriviving a shooting at their Parkland  Florida  high school as among the hope she sees in the youth. âWe see these kids in Florida  the Black Lives Matter kids. They are smart  they are passionate  they do have the right values â she told the audience. âThey know inequity. They know wrong when they see it. There is hope in that next generation. Theyâre tired of watching us do the same old thing and expect different results.â
According to People magazine   Obama  also appeared to admit  she  has a committee look over  her  tweets before  she  posts them. âI tweet  but I have a committee â  she  said. âI donât just tweet off the top of my head  which I donât encourage people to doâespecially kids.â
The remarks were apparently part of a thinly veiled insult to President Donald Trump over his sometimes-raucous tweeting habits. âHow many kids do you know that the first thing that comes off the top of their head is the first thing they should express? You know? Itâs like  âTake a minute. Talk to your crew before you put that [out there] and then spell check and check the grammar ââ  she  reportedly said. âI think kids do think telling it like it is and talking off the top of your head [is cool] â¦ [but] thatâs never been good. We werenât raised like that. Thatâs rude. Thatâs what you call rude. But yes  I use social media. But I use it like a grown-up.â