#FLOTUS

[mysharona1987]

[mishacollins]

Last night at a White House event to honor recipients of the Praemium Imperiale Laureates award, I ran into Hillary Clinton, who was there way back when I was an intern! It was fun to catch up...

[profeminist]

"Election Day isn’t the first day to vote in this election – it’s actually the last! Join millions of Americans who are casting their ballots early. Whether you choose to vote early in person or through mail-in ballot, make a plan to vote and check out the options available to you by going to http://WhenWeAllVote.org."

- Michelle Obama

[lancer-andlace]

Jack and Jackie relaxing at home

[kennedycore]

First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy with Clipper, the family dog, and her niece Tina Radziwill on the White House lawn, 15 January 1963.

[insanityclause]

BRIDGEHAMPTON, NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 05: Tom Hiddleston with Dr. Jill Biden, Anna Wintour, Naomi Watts, Jude Law, Dylan Lauren, Paul Arrouet, Usher, Patrice Louvet and Christine Louvet at the Ralph Lauren fashion show during New York Fashion Week September 2024 at Khalily Stables on September 05, 2024 in Bridgehampton, New York. (Photos by Theo Wargo/Lexie Moreland/Getty Images)

[bonnieura]

I love u ibis

[angelkeitai]

it is early in the morning but whatever. happy birthday mary todd. you deserved better

[fyblackwomenart]

"Michelle" by Fay Helfer

[chowplanet]

So I'm going to make another rant this time for Jackie Bouvier Kennedy Onassis. Enough with the corny, "she eats metal sheets," meme of Jackie. Okay, we all know she wasn't super gorgeous like Jessical Alba or Scarlett Johansson level, I get it. Jackie's teeth does remind me she drank coffee and smoked a lot. This lady has been through so much in her younger years. She lost three children before JFK's assassination. If JFK Jr. died before his mother on the plane accident she would have witnessed four of children's deaths. We all know she grew up rich and privileged, so she isn't "relatable" like Marilyn Monroe. This doesn't mean Jackie Kennedy never dealt with problems growing up. There are rumors that she was possibly a racist all because she didn't liked her wedding dress which designed by a black woman, but how come no one is mentioning Jackie invited a black female opera singer to the white house to perform when the black female opera singer was struggling financially? I know it's Marilyn Monroe's cult worshippers dissing and roasting Jackie Kennedy on a daily basis. But let me tell you this Jackie Kennedy had the right to be upset at both her husband (JFK) and Marilyn Monroe. It takes two to tango and Monroe knew he was a married man. Sophia Loren, Barbara Eden (I dreamed of Jeannie), Trippi Hedren, Olivia De Havilland, and Jean Simmons all rejected or decline JFK because they were aware he was married. He wanted to hook up with them, and those ladies all turned him down. So please do not come to me by saying Marilyn Monroe was 100% a victim when clearly she wasn't forced to have an affair with the president and his married brother (RFK). I also want to give Jackie major props for telling Marilyn Monroe on the phone since she kept on calling the White House and bragging to Jackie that she was going to steal her husband. Jackie didn't backed down nor was intimidated. She hold her posture by telling Monroe she can move in to deal with the problems while she moves out and does not have to deal with being a Kennedy wife or a first lady anymore. I say Jackie was ballsy. That was so gangsta of her. That was one bad ass first lady besides Eleanor Roosevelt and Dolly Madison. This woman has to witness her husband getting shot right next to her while her pink suit is dreaded with his blood and his dead body on her lap all the way from Dealey Plaza to Parkland Hospital. After that she has to take care of two children. She has to move out of the White House very quickly around the Thanksgiving holiday. So people saying she isn't strong enough or smart enough (Jackie spoke five different languages) is absurd. I don't think some people would be in Jackie's shoes especially the ones who are saying she wasn't a strong woman. People are also going in on her because she wasn't some kind of a Hollywood actress like Monroe. I don't think Jackie ever gave a (bleep). She didn't care about that Hollywood lifestyle, nor she cared Marilyn is a Hollywood icon. One thing for sure Jackie is not going to kiss certain people's butts just because they have that title. I like her punk attitude that she didn't care for celebrity worship culture. People are really giving Marilyn a pass because she was a blonde and blue eye Hollywood legend. Enough is enough. JFK and Marilyn were wrong. Jackie could have been killed on November 22, 1963. She was right there next to her murdered husband. And no one seems to care because she wasn't "hot and fine" enough. It is crazy to find out the last thing JFK saw was his wife's face before before getting shot in the head. Hopefully in the afterlife he thought about the things he put Jackie through here on earth. That he really had a good woman in his life. Sad just sad.

And by the way, I've noticed people are mocking JFK's death more often compared to Abraham Lincoln. I don't know because Lincoln is more respected (which I love how he is still respected to this day) or is because some enviousness is going on around here. Whatever it is stop with the corny JFK's jokes about his head exploded. Idk but it's giving jealousy and envy. Maybe it has something to do with he hooked up with Marilyn and other people wish they were in his position to do so. Whatever it is, stop with the mad corny jokes it isn't even funny. I'm talking to you Reddit users, TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram users.

[roanokesunset]

Kennedy portraits from the White House!

[jackie-american-queen]

Happy 95th Birthday Jacqueline ♡

[lancer-andlace]

The President and First Lady ride in a motorcade through Dallas, Texas where the President is later assassinated - November 22, 1963

[kennedycore]

President Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy pictured together, 22 May 1962.

Very rare instance of JFK and Jackie holding hands in public.

[starsprangledgirl]

jackie kennedy movie directed by sofia coppola when

[bonnieura]

loved the lighting