America’s First lady Michelle Obama, delivered an emotional and perfectly crafted address at the Democratic National Convention on Mond...
– Her address continues to receive praise across the globe, and besides making the case for Hillary Clinton’s presidential candidacy, it aroused unexpected calls for her to run instead of Mrs. Clinton.
The presidential race in America is one of the world’s most watched events from the onset.
From the hotly contested campaigns in the 2008 elections, to the moment President Barrack Obama was inaugurated as the first black President of the global superpower in what is considered the most intense elections of its kind, America continues to draw attention – both positive and negative – from the rest of the world.
This has escalated to present day when both Republican and Democrat sides of the country root for their favorite presidential candidates, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton respectively.
But, it is Michelle Obama who has stolen the spotlight from both Trump and Clinton.
“Here in America, we don’t give in to our fears,” Michelle said, “We don’t build up walls to keep people out because we know that our greatness has always depended on contributions from people who were born elsewhere but sought out this country and made it their home.” This, she said during the commencement address she delivered in June at the City College in New York.
Michelle’s speech during the Democratic National Convention on Monday night got the world talking and begging her to step in and take the presidency instead of Hillary Clinton.
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If the commencement speech wasn’t enough, Michelle delivered the perfect address on Monday night at the Democratic National Convention, evoking emotions not just in America, but in Kenya and the world over.
Clad in a vibrant cobalt blue silk crepe, with cap sleeves, a flared skirt and a neat waist, by designer Christian Siriano, Michelle stole everyone’s hearts and received a standing ovation not just from the crowd that had gathered during the Monday night convention, but the world itself.
Tweets continue to flow calling for Michelle Obama to be America’s president (Photo: Buzzfeed)
Despite the urging, Michelle Obama is unlikely to run for president.
Besides, the first lady said early on in her husband’s tenure that, “Politics is important … but it’s not who I am and it’s never been a goal of mine.”
