She supervised the creation of an elementary-school entrance decoration at the White House. Imagine what would have been said had Sarah Palin done this in Alaska in the 2000s.
Not to be cruel, this lacks any imagination or originality. You are living in the White House Ma'am! There are plenty of historical valentines day stories there to build on. Unfortunately the last few First Ladies (of both parties) were pleasant, but unexceptional.
Contrasted to Jo Hoover (First B.A. Geologist Stamford, linguist, etc.) or Jane Adams and others they are less accomplished. But that does not prevent them from rising to the occasion and the role.
Dr. Jill's decoration of the White House lawn, a.k.a the nation's lawn, is a good indication of the intellectual level of most of those who have doctorates in Education.
Not to be cruel, this lacks any imagination or originality. You are living in the White House Ma'am! There are plenty of historical valentines day stories there to build on. Unfortunately the last few First Ladies (of both parties) were pleasant, but unexceptional.
ReplyDeleteContrasted to Jo Hoover (First B.A. Geologist Stamford, linguist, etc.) or Jane Adams and others they are less accomplished. But that does not prevent them from rising to the occasion and the role.
Sarah had a functioning brain. She would not have done this.
ReplyDeleteMake America Kindergarten Again?
ReplyDeleteMake America Grate Again.
ReplyDeleteThis calls vividly to mind those little plaster "candies" with blurry writing--does anybody over the age of 2 actually eat those?
ReplyDeleteLook at the bright side. She didn't put up one of those Science is Real..blah...blah...blah... signs.
ReplyDeleteDr. Jill's decoration of the White House lawn, a.k.a the nation's lawn, is a good indication of the intellectual level of most of those who have doctorates in Education.
Aggie- "Make America Grate Again" - love it.
@ James - Yes, every Valentine's Day.
ReplyDelete@ Richard Johnson. A good point about the sign
Somehow, I"m reminded of the Vichy motto: Work, Family, Country.
ReplyDelete(although the 'work' part seems to be missing)