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Apr 03, 2026

Michelle Obama Says She Tries to Avoid White-Owned Brands

"WHO IS IN YOUR CLOSET?" MICHELLE OBAMA’S WARDROBE BOMBSHELL

THE SHOCKING HOUSE DEFECTION

Former first lady Michelle Obama has frequently been labeled a racist by her detractors, and she appears to have earned that label once again in a viral video now.

In the footage, Obama claimed unabashedly that she tries to avoid buying clothing from white-owned companies, urging black women to think about who they are supporting in their closets today.

"I think if you have the money to buy Chanel, then you have the money to buy everybody," she added, sparking questions about the double standard if Melania Trump had said the same.

Meanwhile, President Trump reposted claims that Michelle may have even used Joe Biden’s autopen in the final days of his administration to pardon key critics like Mark Milley and Dr. Fauci.

THE AUTOPEN SCANDAL

Trump has repeatedly accused Biden of relying on the autopen—a mechanical signing tool—to push through late-term orders and pardons without proper oversight in the process.

The President recently issued an executive action declaring any autopen orders not backed by proof that Biden was personally aware of them as "null and void" for the nation.

Trump’s social media feed also targeted "Pardon Puppet Masters" Jeff Zients and Hunter Biden, accusing them of being the secret hands behind the outgoing administration’s clemency wave.

He further railed against Sen. Mark Kelly and other "unpatriotic politicians," labeling Democratic veterans who criticized his military orders as a legitimate threat to America today.

MINNESOTA TERROR PROBE

In a provocative share, Trump reposted an AI-generated video of Elon Musk commenting on plans to revoke legal protections for Somali migrants currently living in Minnesota now.

This comes amid a Treasury Department investigation into reports that nonprofit groups in Minnesota may have funneled taxpayer money to terrorist networks abroad in recent years.

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The President also took aim at familiar targets including Ilhan Omar, whom he promoted a post calling "a terrorist," and Adam Schiff for alleged "crimes against the country" in 2026.

Despite the social media frenzy, Trump found time to celebrate the season, declaring "Christmas is officially great again" while boosting videos that call him the greatest president ever.

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