First Ladies Study
While following a link, I came to a CNN page and at the bottom of the article was a link with the title "First Ladies Who Accomplished The Least." This was accompanied by a photo of Michelle Obama. That seemed a strange juxtaposition so I had to click on the link.
It took me to the First Ladies Study conducted at the Sienna College Research Institute. It's a survey and ranking of the president's wives and takes into consideration a number of variables. I recommend it and here's the link:
https://www.siena.edu/centers-institutes/siena-research-institute/social-cultural-polls/first-ladies-study
I found it curious that the original link I clicked on from the CNN page implied that Mrs. Obama had not accomplished much. If you look at the ranking, Mrs. Obama is fifth from the top of accomplished First Ladies! And guess who is sixth: Hillary Clinton. This page from the study' results is also fascinating in that Mrs. Clinton and Mrs. Obama are featured favorably and prominently:
https://www.siena.edu/centers-institutes/siena-research-institute/social-cultural-polls/first-ladies-study/first-ladies-infographics/
But I'm still perturbed that the original link gave the impression that Mrs. Obama was a slacker.
Why do you think they did that?
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2014. But they are interesting, nonetheless. I'm not in agreement with all.
The one I got a major kick out of was the "Could Have Done More While in Office" group that included both Barbara and Laura Bush among the top five, LOL. 
