Nobel laureate’s lint-remover: First Lady Michelle Obama
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Behind every successful man (In Saudi Arabia and Japan, perhaps), there stands a successful woman. But she stands in front of the man (from the United States, in this case) when there’s lint on the lapel of a president in line to receive a Nobel Peace Prize.
‘This is what....’’ President Obama said, as First Lady Michelle Obama intervened with a hard brush of his suit coat in the photo line with Norway’s royal family in Oslo today. ‘I don’t know what I’d do without...’’
See the rest of the making of this royal picture, in the Swamp.
-- Mark Silva
With thanks to Politico.com for the video.
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