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Former First Lady Michelle Obama Speaks with Jenna Bush Hager About the Demolition of the East Wing
- On Tuesday, Michelle Obama, former First Lady, appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and said the East Wing, White House, `was where life happened` and `where you felt light`, while noting the White House is `The People's House`.
- To make room for President Donald Trump's new ballroom, the White House's East Wing was torn down amid heavy criticism, and former First Ladies including Michelle Obama weighed in with reactions.
- Public-Facing responses included Chelsea Clinton’s USA Today Op‑Ed saying `The White House will always be a home I was lucky enough to live in for a while` and Hillary Clinton’s merch reading `Not his house` supporting progressive groups.
- Michelle Obama, former First Lady, argued the demolition highlighted a bigger issue, saying she felt `confused by what are our norms, what are our standards, what are our traditions` and urged Americans to reclaim what they're losing.
- Framing the White House symbolically, Michelle Obama, former First Lady, described the first lady role as `a strange job` with pressure and called the White House a `mirror of our democracy`, resilient yet fragile.
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Michelle Obama Tells Stephen Colbert She's 'Lost' in Trump's America
Former first lady Michelle Obama joined Stephen Colbert Tuesday night and delivered a depressing diatribe about the President Donald Trump-led White House ballroom construction, calling herself "confused" and "lost" as "standards and norms" are being broken.
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Read Full ArticleMaking Ballrooms and Bathrooms Great Again: The Trump Wing of the White House
Imagine ladies having to cross sinking, wet grass to then enter a porta-potty in a poofy ballroom dress and open-toed stilettos — not a Cinderella moment. That’s what Obama had guests of state subjected to during his presidency. However, ...
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