*According to the New York Times’ Alessandra Stanley, Michelle Obama’s speech was a reminder that the role of president’s wife “seems pretty much frozen in the template set by Jacqueline Kennedy and Pat Nixon”.
*Writing in the The Washington Post, EJ Dionne said the speech was “thoroughly apolitical on the surface” and that it “carried multiple political messages”.
*Paul West, in the Los Angeles Times, said Mrs. Obama set out “to humanize a candidate who often comes across as aloof and remote from the lives of ordinary Americans”.
*Politico’s Jennifer Epstein said Mrs. Obama’s message was simple: “We are you.”
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