For several decades Hollywood has been producing anti-military films which have been instrumental in brainwashing new generations of liberals. The Great Escape and The Green Berets were replaced by Coming Home and Born On The Fourth Of July as examples of the way the film industry represented those who serve. In 2007 a rash of anti-military films coincided with the political rise of Candidate Barack Obama, an outspoken critic of the war in Iraq. How ironic that now that he is the Commander In Chief, Mr. Obama's wife is trying to convince film industry leaders to improve the way military service members and their families are portrayed.

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While decades of socialist policies and unsustainable entitlement programs have resulted in French riots and the UK considering the largest spending cuts since World War II, President Barack Obama and his wife are sending out a new plea for help to keep moving the United States toward that same fate.

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First lady Michelle Obama shares a very dangerous belief with her husband when it comes to transforming things: that it is most important to be seen as the driving force behind over-reaching changes no matter who they hurt. Toward that end, Mrs. Obama has pushed hard for what has euphemistically been called a child nutrition bill but is in fact a $4.5 billion attempt to implement a high-end solution to unhealthy school lunch programs by stealing future funding for food stamp programs.

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The White House has announced that First Lady Michelle Obama will be fundraising and campaigning for Democratic candidates in at least nine states during the month of October. But will it matter to voters which Obama is at the podium? While Mrs. Obama's approval rating is slightly higher than her husband's, she's at just 50% and trending downward due to her own actions and her association with an increasingly unpopular president.

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With Democratic candidates refusing campaign visits from President Barack Obama and often refusing to even be seen with him at ceremonial airport greetings, it's obvious they believe that highlighting any connection with the unpopular president will hurt their chances in November. Second stringer Vice President Joe Biden who has spent the last 18 months acting as a gaffe-prone cheerleader for the Obama agenda can't help either and former President Bill Clinton's loyalties may be with someone other than Mr. Obama in 2012. So why not do what many presidents have done and send the First Lady out to charm the voters? Because Michelle Obama seems to have lost much of her charm.

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