Kellyanne Conway is back with her outrageous hot takes on behalf of Donald Trump’s White House. TMZ recently caught up with Conway to discuss the “double standards” concerning reports that Melania Trump has been snubbed by U.S. Magazines while First Lady Michelle Obama appeared on more than two dozen covers during her time in the White House.
“Melania Trump is such a superior and excellent First Lady,” Kellyanne said, as she highlighted Melania’s accomplishments and her role as a model for women and girls. “This country is so lucky to have her.”
“I don’t think she needs to be on the cover of a magazine for everyone to see how wonderful her work is,” she added. So, Melania Trump is a “superior” First Lady to First Lady Michelle Obama? Is she? Let’s compare:
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Michelle LaVaughn Robinson Obama is a lawyer and writer, who reigned as the first African American First Lady of the United States from 2009 to 2017. After graduating from Princeton University and Harvard Law School, she went on to become an Associate Dean at the University of Chicago and the Vice President for Community and External Affairs for the university before she stood beside her husband in his political career, and helped campaigned for his presidential bid.
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As for Mrs. Obama’s successor, Melania Knauss of Novo Mesto, Slovenia assumed the role of First Lady on January 20, 2017. After her education at the Secondary School of Design and Photography in Ljubljana, she enrolled at the University of Ljubljana and studied architecture and design for one year before dropping out. Melania then joined a modeling agency in Milan, met Donald Trump, who then relocated her family to New York. In 2005, the two got married, in 2006, they had a son and 10 years later, the two became the 45th President and First Lady.
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With that being said, it all comes down to experience. A woman with longstanding experience in law and politics compared to a model, who is married to a former reality star will always the better woman for the role of First Lady of the United States. Do you agree?
