Michelle Obama Tweets 100 Day Until Election Message Of Unity To America

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President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama spent eight years empowering Americans. Ms. Obama famously said, “When they go low, we go high.” More importantly, they offered all of us hope. Such a class act, but they are back. Sunday, in the midst of Donald Trump’s dark and dangerous presidency, Michelle Obama reminded people that hope is once again possible.

Quite frankly, Donald Trump has managed to garner the support he needed to implode parts of our democracy in two ways. The first was when Senate Majority Leader “Moscow Mitch” McConnell was killing off all the House-generated legislation. As the self-described Grim Reaper, he effectively brought the Senate to a standstill. Perhaps, three Republican senators have spoken out against Trump. The remainder remains hidden in silent cowardice.

Then, Trump needed to overtake the Department of Justice (DOJ). Attorney General William Barr waltzed in and filled that position. Now, POTUS leads the DOJ and a private military. All he had to do after that was fire all of the leadership posts with “acting” recruits and fire the various inspector generals and federal attorneys.

Forty-five made seven calls to his best buddy Russia’s President Vladimir Putin in the past two weeks. One wonders if they were to take orders. After all, Donald Trump is a “very stable genius.”

The nation is at a perilous point, but Americans have stepped in where the president and the Senate have failed us. Michelle Obama has confidence in us, believes in our hope, and shows us the path forward. In just 100 days, we must vote. That is it.

The one catch is that we must all vote to give former Vice President Joe Biden an overwhelming victory. That way, Trump cannot believably say the “election was rigged.” He will lie, cheat, steal — whatever it takes to win the upcoming election. However, it is time for him to go home, down to Mar-a-Lago where he belongs, with the alligators crawling up onto the beach.

Ms. Obama said that “this election could not be more important to the future of our country.” Truer words were never spoken. We must first register to vote. Then, request a mail-in ballot if at all possible in our state, and mail it 10 days early. Invite your friends to a virtual mail-in-ballot party. That way, the Post Office will not be crushed under the weight of all our enthusiasm.

Michelle Obama continued:

‘We are just 100 Days away from the 2020 election. And the truth is, this election could not be more important for the future of our country.

Make sure to register to vote or sign up to volunteer with @WhenWeAllVote today at https://t.co/TTeoY4z5A6. pic.twitter.com/tcPwFEogcb

— Michelle Obama (@MichelleObama) July 26, 2020’

Twitter world lit up after the former First Lady Michelle Obama’s tweet reminding us to vote. Take a look at the fun responses we saw below:

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