
The First Lady doubts President’s ability to accurately sort Toys for Tots.
President is sad.

The First Lady doubts President’s ability to accurately sort Toys for Tots.
President is sad.
1:45 ET: The President and the First Lady deliver toys and gifts donated by Executive Office of The President staff to the Marine Corps’ Toys for Tots Campaign, Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling

First Lady Michelle Obama, Chairman and CEO of Toys For Tots Ret. Marine Corps Lieutenant General Peter Osman and USMC Staff Sgt. Catalina Perez arrive to help sort toy donations for Toys For Tots at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling in Washington
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Find out how you can bring joy to kids in need this holiday season by donating locally to Toys for Tots → go.wh.gov/sZNRe3
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First Lady Michelle Obama hugs a Marine during an event for Toys for Tots Campaign at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling http://t.co/u6o3fstSYM
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TheObamaDiary.com (@TheObamaDiary) December 19, 2025
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First Lady Michelle Obama at the Marine Corps’ Toys for Tots campaign, which collects toys for needy children, at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling in Washington, December 11
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Greg Sargent: Until today, it was not certain whether Republicans would stage another showdown over the debt ceiling. They were said to be thinking about it, but reports carefully noted no decision had been made. However, Mitch McConnell today publicly confirmed that it’s on.
….. this is not an explicit declaration that Republicans will refuse to raise the debt ceiling unless they get the spending cuts they want. But it is certainly a threat to do this.
Pay close attention to how this is covered …. raising the debt ceiling is not merely giving Democrats something they want. It is averting a threat to the economy and to the whole country. Top Republicans have admitted this….
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Quote of the day - Stephen Colbert: “My network contract prohibits me from taking on another full-time job. So the Senate would be perfect.”
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Steve Benen: When it comes to voter-suppression techniques, Republicans generally maintain a certain pretense, at least in public. They argue that measures such as voter-ID laws aren’t about blocking Americans’ access to their own elections, but rather, about preventing imaginary fraud. The defense isn’t compelling, but GOP officials generally repeat it with a straight face.
Once in a great while, however, a Republican will slip and tell the truth…..
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Washington Post: Three things you should know about Rob Nabors:







