First Lady

“Now you can imagine that this was heady stuff to me; this morning I had been any old subaltern, and here I was hearing compliments from a Governor-General, and General, and the First Lady of India - foolish old trot though she was.”

Flashman

“Susan Porter Rose and Mike Young, head of my Secret Service detail, agreed to the smaller car, but they said I really could not travel commercially since the number of threats against the First Lady is higher than that for the vice president.”

Simon & Schuster: Barbara Bush

“Getty Images U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama "This visit is a political exercise as much as it is a public relations exercise," says Chris Landsberg , a politics professor at the University of Johannesburg.”

The Wall Street Journal: First Lady Heads To South Africa

“As of this writing, the first official Vixen novel, The Warslayer by Rosemary Edghill, is sitting atop the New York Times Bestseller List, while First Lady Tipper Gore just cited Vixen as "an outstanding role model for America's youth.”

The Warslayer

“Wallis in turn persuaded former First Lady Betty Ford to co-chair the dinner with her.”

Simon & Schuster: No Excuses

“Original daily appointment schedules of President Franklin Roosevelt and First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt: the Usher Books chronicle the daily White House schedules; “Trips of the President,” Diary and Itineraries detail his travel schedules, including names and affiliations of accompanying staff and news media.”

Simon & Schuster: DAY OF DECEIT

“At the end of February 1987, Donald ReganWhite House chief of staff since the start of the second termwrote out a letter of resignation, forced above all by First Lady Nancy Reagan, who was determined that her husband rebound from the depths to which he had fallen.”

Simon & Schuster: In the Shadow of the Oval Office