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Michelle Obama: I'm Barack's date for the next dinner

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Hi,

This is going to be fun: I'm Barack's date for the next dinner he's having with supporters.

See you there?

https://donate.barackobama.com/Barack-and-Me

Hope to see you soon,

Michelle

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