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Oprah Gets Help From Obama In The Bid To Bring Olympics To Chicago In 2016

Submitted by FWO2 on April 7, 2009 – 5:21 pmNo Comment
Oprah Gets Help From Obama In The Bid To Bring Olympics To Chicago In 2016

 From ExtraTV.com:

“Extra” caught up with Oprah Winfrey at the Chicago gala for visiting international Olympic officials, where the talk queen rallied to bring the 2016 Olympic games to the Windy City – and Queen O received some political backing for her cause.

Famed Chicago resident, President Barack Obama, sent the Olympic committee a taped message expressing his support. “It lets the Olympic committee see that the President of the United States who is from Chicago is also for Chicago.”

Winfrey, a longtime supporter of Obama, also gushed about the Commander-in-Chief. “Several years ago I saw something in him that I never experienced in meeting anybody… I thought he was a great candidate, but he’s an even greater president.”

Oprah is also a fan of First Lady Michelle. “There’s a poem by Maya Angelou called ‘Phenomenal Women.’ She is the definitive answer to that poem,” says O.

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