President Barack Obama Isn’t Planning On Joining President Elect Joe Biden In The White House

As we’re all waiting for the Inauguration in Washington, DC, in January 2021 to see President-elect Joe Biden be sworn in, many can’t help to see all of the changes take place. Joe Biden has received support from many public figures and most importantly, his former running mate President Barack Obama.
Earlier today, President Obama sat down with Gayle King on CBS Sunday Morning in his first interview since Joe Biden was elected president. Gayle asked him if he had any advice for Joe, and Obama quickly responded that he doesn’t need his advice, but he would help him in any way he can, but he isn’t planning to work on the White House staff.
Gayle continued by saying, ”No cabinet positions for you, ” and Obama jokingly responded, ”There are probably some things I would not be doing because Michelle would leave me. She’d be like, ‘What? You’re doing what?’”
Former First Lady #MichelleObama is enjoying her time living a somewhat normal life. During the interview, Obama explained that once his position was over and he left office, Michelle was able to relax and release a breath that she had been holding “for close to 10 years.”
He continued saying Michelle felt that when the presidency was over, she was able to let go of some of the stress of feeling as if, ‘I’ve got to get everything right all the time.’
While we love Obama, we gotta respect that Michelle deserves a break. While Barack is no longer in office, he and Michelle have kept busy. President Obama is dropping his new memoir “A Promised Land” this Tuesday, November 17th. The memoir details his tenure as President of the United States from 2009 to 2017.
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