There were days, weeks, and months when I hated politics. And there were moments when the beauty of this country and its people so overwhelmed me that I couldn't speak.
In her memoir "Becoming," Michelle Obama candidly reflects on her complex relationship with politics. There were instances during her life when she felt disillusioned and frustrated with the political landscape, facing challenges that made her question the effectiveness of political systems.
However, these feelings were often countered by profound experiences that filled her with a sense of awe and gratitude for the beauty of the country and its people. These moments of inspiration often left her speechless, highlighting a deep connection to the nation that coexisted alongside her political struggles.
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