She didn't quit her hospital job until she began campaigning for her husband. She was a working mom until then. She quit to campaign, not stay at home.Michelle had a very lucrative job in the health care industry. She probably made more than Obama early in their marriage. Now that Michelle has children, she is a hands on mom.
I think teachers, firefighters, and officers deserve a shot at winning this prize!![]()

You wouldn't think that maybe a President that promotes the idea of peace would get a prize for it? Peace does not just happen by talking about it but it does have to start somewhere and talk is where it starts. In the here and now the new leader of America is getting a peace prize for having talked about it. Whether you like it or not that is logical. Especially when you realize that he is the new Commander-in- Chief of the military engaging in war in two countries.
It is not out of line for a committee of people anywhere that believe in trying to end the destruction and slaughter of war to try and encourage the public mind to consider that some people really care about that. What better way to try and remind America that just a few short years ago it considered itself to be
a peace loving country? Whether you think they are right or wrong they are saying their "peace" as effectively as they can.
A short off topic note here. When Obama was being elected and had gotten elected was the first and only time I heard active discussion by fellow workers that included shooting the president as a topic. When I protested I was turned upon by some of these workers to the point that I was publicly verbally assaulted in the airport here by one. I did not vote for Obama but I am still an American and he is my President and I am thoroughly disgusted at
they way I see a lot of fellow Americans acting. By the way I went on to quit
that job on the day celebrating when the "Prince of Peace" was born rather than beat that fellow worker with my fists. Cost me thousands of dollars in lost wages. I would not change what I did at all.
That was certainly a disgusting way your coworkers behaved. It was totally wrong for them to ever suggest shooting the President, and totally wrong for them to attack you for speaking up.... A short off topic note here. When Obama was being elected and had gotten elected was the first and only time I heard active discussion by fellow workers that included shooting the president as a topic. When I protested I was turned upon by some of these workers to the point that I was publicly verbally assaulted in the airport here by one. I did not vote for Obama but I am still an American and he is my President and I am thoroughly disgusted at they way I see a lot of fellow Americans acting. By the way I went on to quit that job on the day celebrating when the "Prince of Peace" was born rather than beat that fellow worker with my fists. Cost me thousands of dollars in lost wages. I would not change what I did at all.
Which is more pressing? Nobel Peace Prize or pink slips?
Nobel Peace prize may weigh heavily on Obama -- latimes.com

for Nobel Peace Prize.Congratulations for what?
He hasn't done anything measureable yet. It's like giving a first place award to a wrestler who hasn't even gone to the mat.
for Nobel Peace Prize.
bad analogy. poor sport. I believe I can safely say Obama has done something measurable than Beck + Limbaugh + Palin combined.
Congratulations for what? He hasn't done anything measureable yet. It's like giving a first place award to a wrestler who hasn't even gone to the mat.
Talking is the first step.
Measurable like trashing America and siding up with terrorists and despots while ignoring Democracy and freedom in action in other countries? Pretty strange if you ask me.

He basically partied and took a vacation during his first 12 days and then he was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize before he had a chance to do any talking. Or anything at all for that matter.
He basically partied and took a vacation during his first 12 days and then he was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize before he had a chance to do any talking. Or anything at all for that matter.
Congratulations for what? He hasn't done anything measureable yet. It's like giving a first place award to a wrestler who hasn't even gone to the mat.