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Michelle Obama sparks backlash after posting ‘Pleased Holidays’ video

Editorial Board Published December 28, 2024
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Michelle Obama provoked a wave of on-line criticism Friday after she shared a New Yr’s message together with her followers on Instagram.

The previous first woman posted a video wishing her followers “Happy Holidays” and highlighting the work of the Obama Presidential Heart as 2024 involves a detailed. However critics famous with disapproval that her video begins on a bitter notice. 

“Happy holidays, everyone. I know it’s been a difficult few months for so many of us, and that folks are feeling a little bit anxious and uncertain,” Obama says within the video.

“But even during these tough times, there are plenty of reasons to stay hopeful,” she provides, earlier than mentioning applications operated by the Obama Basis.

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Michelle Obama sparks backlash after posting ‘Pleased Holidays’ video

Former first woman Michelle Obama speaks forward of the arrival of Democratic presidential nominee, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris throughout a marketing campaign rally on the Wings Occasion Heart on Oct. 26, 2024, in Kalamazoo, (Picture by Brandon Bell/Getty Photos)

A whole bunch of Instagram customers commented on Obama’s video inside hours after it went stay. Whereas many thanked her for the message and confirmed help for the Obama Basis, a number of supporters of President-elect Trump learn into Obama’s feedback. Their takeaway was that she had Trump’s victory in thoughts when she spoke about “a difficult few months,” they usually made their objections recognized.  

“Michelle, America is excited about what’s to come: a new horizon and prosperity for the nation. 2025-2029! No anxiety here,” one person replied.

“A difficult few years from the damage the Biden administration has caused!” wrote one other commenter. “Things have never looked better since Trum won the election! The people have the power! Not even all those celebrities could change that!”

“We are certain it won’t be worse than your husband’s administration or the Biden administration,” mentioned a 3rd. “That we are CERTAIN.”

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Obama’s supporters, then again, expressed gratitude for her video and shared coronary heart emojis and different constructive feedback.

“Thank you for your message of hope,” one person replied. “It is so much needed.” 

The Obamas had been high surrogates for Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris in the course of the 2024 marketing campaign. Michelle Obama spoke at a number of rallies for Harris and delivered a speech in Pennsylvania three days earlier than the election, alluding to Trump as a “skilled con man” who has poured gasoline “on other people’s genuine pain and anger and fear.” 

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The Obamas had been high surrogates for Vice President Kamala Harris in the course of the 2024 presidential marketing campaign.  (AP)

“We don’t always get it right, but here in America, we rise more than we fall,” Obama mentioned in Norristown, Penn., on Nov. 2.

In darkish and troublesome occasions, she mentioned the nation wants leaders who will “connect with people’s pain and address the systemic issues at their root, not leaders who stoke our fears and focus our fury on one another.” 

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However after the election, the Obamas launched a joint assertion that congratulated Trump on his victory whereas acknowledging, “this is obviously not the outcome we hoped for.” 

“In a country as big and diverse as ours, we won’t always see eye-to-eye on everything,” the Obamas mentioned. “But progress requires us to extend good faith and grace – even to people with whom we deeply disagree.”

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