US First Lady Michelle Obama wants Hillary Clinton to be the first woman president of the US

US First Lady Michelle Obama addressed the opening night of the Democratic National Convention (DNC) in Wells Fargo Centre, Philadelphia, with a message of hope and unity for the party simultaneously endorsing presumptive nominee Hillary Clinton because she "trusts Hillary to lead the country".
This has been reported in zeenews.india.com dated 26 July 2016.

Delegates from 50 states have assembled in Philadelphia to officially select Hillary Clinton as the first female presidential nominee of one of the country`s two biggest parties. Clinton will, thereafter, formally accept the nomination with a speech closing out the convention after being introduced to the assembled delegates by her daughter Chelsea.
Michelle described Hillary as one who has never quit on anything in her life. She said that she "trusts and believes" that the former Secretary of State was truly qualified to shape "America`s children for the next four or eight years". She added that the November election was not simply Republican versus Democrat but it is about who will have the power to shape America's children for the next four or eight years of their lives.


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