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Lifestyles of the 1%


Average monthly family income in the US is under $4300.
The Obamas feel your pain.
Just say CHEEZ!conjurer wrote:I always thought Michelle Obama was a robo-babe. Thanks for the pic, Cheez!
BigCheez wrote:Just say CHEEZ!conjurer wrote:I always thought Michelle Obama was a robo-babe. Thanks for the pic, Cheez!
She looks lovely in that picture, don't you think? WAY better than Ann Romney in the $900 jacket that the left went wild about...
Datsun240Z71 wrote:And she flies around in a big airplane, has people who serve her, rides in a big Cadillac, lives in a big White House, and I'd bet that blouse was donated so the designer could say she wore it. Got your attention (probably from a blog post somewhere), and I'd bet it's not because you're a fashion maven. You don't seem to be the Vogue magazine or Women's Wear Daily subscriber type.
Did you see Ann Romney on Piers Morgan last week? Here stuff wasn't from TJ Maxx either! Her outfit even impressed me! And Mitt's suits (nor Obama's) aren't from JC Penney either.
The point is what?
Datsun240Z71 wrote:Ann Romney bought her $900 t-shirt.
I'd bet Mrs. Obama did not buy the blouse in question.
koimaster wrote:Mitt da twits $77k tax deduction... A horse in the olympics. Salary for the president is $400k, clothing and such are provided by donations of designers or from the official allowance.
conjurer wrote:BigCheez wrote:Just say CHEEZ!conjurer wrote:I always thought Michelle Obama was a robo-babe. Thanks for the pic, Cheez!
She looks lovely in that picture, don't you think? WAY better than Ann Romney in the $900 jacket that the left went wild about...
Hell yes! Of the two, I'd much rather tap the First Lady.
Datsun240Z71 wrote:I did not pass judgement on anyone.
If I want to pay for a Daytona (I did) or Mrs. Romney wants to buy a $900 t-shirt (she did) that's okay with me and I challenge anyone to show me stating otherwise.
Everything I stated was factual.
The original post concerned Mrs. Obama and her outfit which was not hers. I tried to state the probable source of that outfit and compared her to other First Ladies and celebrities. I also referenced Nancy Reagan, who was notorious for keeping the designer outfits lent to her, probably with the designers approval and by mention compared the controversy over Sarah Palin's wardrobe to the issue at hand.
All of these people live a lifestyle fit for their station in life, and I don't begrudge them of that, and never said otherwise. The fact is that most of us don't live like that nor will we ever. The chance of me or my wife being President and First Lady, a Vice-Presidential candidate, an ex-governor, multi-millioinaire or a celebrity are pretty slim at this point.
As I've said before, what some people read and the conclusions drawn are based on perception, not necessarily what was stated.
If you want to dispute what I actually wrote, go ahead, but you can't.
I don't really see what the issue is, and stated that as well.
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