Crossword Clue: Michelle Robinson's married name
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- '08 debate regular
- 2004 Democratic convention keynoter
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- 2008 candidate Barack
- 2008 candidate with the slogan "Change we can believe in"
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- 2008 "Yes We Can" sloganeer
- 2009 Nobel laureate
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- 2012 candidate
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- 2015 U.N. Climate Change Conference attendee
- 2016 Havana visitor
- 2017 farewell speech maker
- 21st-century president with a Nobel Peace Prize
- "44"
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- "American Grown" author Michelle
- America's 44th
- Barack or Michelle
- "Becoming" author Michelle
- "Becoming" author
- "Becoming" memoirist Michelle
- "Becoming" writer, 2018
- "Becoming" writer Michelle
- Appointer of Justice Kagan
- Appointer of Kagan and Sotomayor
- Appointer of Sotomayor and Kagan to the Supreme Court
- Appointer of Sotomayor
- Biden boss
- Biden is his vice president
- Biden's 2008 running mate
- Biden's boss
- Author of Amazon's top book of 2018
- Author of "Dreams From My Father"
- Author of the 2018 best seller "Becoming"
- Author of "The Audacity of Hope"
- Fourth president to win a Nobel Prize
- Fourth U.S. president to win a Nobel Peace Prize
- Bo's master
- Grammy-winning president
- His high school clique was the Choom Gang
- His library will be hosted by the University of Chicago
- His mom's first name was Stanley
- His presidential library is planned for Chicago
- His second book is subtitled "Thoughts on Reclaiming the American Dream"
- His second inauguration will occur on January 20, 2013
- His Secret Service code name is "Renegade"
- His Secret Service code name is Renegade
- February State of the Union speechmaker
- Honolulu-born leader
- Honolulu-born president
- Honorary Chairman of the USO
- Future senator who delivered the 2004 Democratic convention keynote address
- Controversial 2009 Nobelist
- Chicago Bulls fan in the White House
- Half of a winning team in 2012
- Half of a winning ticket in 2008 and 2012
- First First Lady to announce the Best Picture winner at an Academy Awards ceremony
- First guest on "My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman"
- First lady Michelle
- Bush 43 successor
- Bush follower
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- First president born in Hawaii
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- First president not born in the continental U.S.
- First president on Twitter
- First president to travel above the Arctic Circle
- First president whose name ends in a vowel other than E or Y
- First president with a Twitter account
- First US president born in Hawaii
- First U.S. president to visit Kenya
- Harvard Law Review editor who went on to become president
- Hawaii-born president
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- Illinois junior senator
- Illinois senator Barack __
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- He announced Biden as his running mate with a text message
- He beat Romney
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- He defeated McCain
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- Dodd-Frank signer
- He really, really wasn't born in Kenya, yeesh
- He said "What Washington needs is adult supervision"
- He serves the same state as Senator Durbin
- He tweets under the handle @POTUS
- Clinton and Carter were in his Cabinet
- Clinton defeater and appointer
- Clinton defeater
- Clinton opponent
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- Foe of the Tea Party
- Health advocate (and First Lady) Michelle
- Health advocate Michelle, or her husband Barack
- Joe Biden's boss
- Current president of the US
- Current resident of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
- Former First Lady Michelle
- Former Illinois senator
- "Dreams from My Father" author
- ''Dreams From My Father'' author
- "Dreams From My Father" memoirist
- "Dreams From My Father" novelist
- 'Dreams From My Father' writer
- "Dreams From My Father" writer
- "Dreams of My Father" memoirist
- (D) President who was Time's Person of the Year twice
- Former lecturer at the University of Chicago Law School
- Former president who gave a virtual commencement speech in 2020
- Junior Illinois senator Barack __
- Forty-fourth president
- Justice Kagan appointer
- Kagan appointer
- Kagan's appointer
- Malia or Sasha
- "Thanks ___!"
- Stimulus packager?
- Noted 1983 graduate of Columbia
- Noted 1991 Harvard Law grad
- Noted keynoter of 2004
- The 44th president
- The 44th US president
- Rival of Clinton and Edwards
- Rival of Clinton
- Keynote speaker at the 2004 Democratic National Convention
- November 2008 Senate resignee
- November 2008 winner
- "The Audacity of Hope" author
- "The Audacity of Hope" writer
- The current American president
- The current US president
- Victor of 2008
- Romney foe
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- Romney's 2012 rival
- Quayle : Bush :: Biden : ___
- Winner of 2008
- Winner of the 2005 and 2007 Grammys for Best Spoken Word Album
- Winner of two Grammys and a Nobel Peace Prize
- Winner over McCain in 2008
- Subject of the book "Renegade: The Making of a President"
- Subject of the David Remnick book "The Bridge"
- Subject of the Shepard Fairey screenprint "Hope"
- "The Michelle ___ Podcast"
- "Of Thee I Sing: A Letter to My Daughters" writer
- Successor of Bush
- McCain beater
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- McCain's opponent
- Kucinich rival
- Sotomayor appointer
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- Sotomayor's selector
- Name above Biden on bumper stickers
- Name in the White House
- Trump predecessor
- Politician who wrote "The Audacity of Hope"
- Namesake of a future Chicago library
- Politico with the slogan "Forward"
- Port north of Kyoto
- Last name of teenagers Malia and Sasha
- One code-named Renegade by the Secret Service
- Michelle in the White House
- Michelle or Malia
- Michelle Robinson, now
- Michelle Robinson's marital surname
- Michelle Robinson's married name
- Michelle who led the Let's Move! campaign
- Michelle who wrote "Becoming"
- Michelle with a "Let's Move" campaign
- Michelle with the 2018 hit memoir "Becoming"
- Recent guest on "Between Two Ferns"
- Recent White House retiree
- @POTUS, on Twitter
- Lead-in to care since 2009
- One of four US presidents to win a Nobel Peace Prize
- One of only two presidents with two Ivy League degrees
- One of two presidents graduated from Harvard Law School
- One of two presidents with two Ivy League degrees
- One of two US presidents to win a Nobel Prize and a Grammy award
- President awarded the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize
- President before Trump
- President between Bush and Trump
- President born Aug. 4, 1961
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- President born in 1961
- President born in Hawaii
- President born in Honolulu
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- President born in the '60s
- President elected with the slogan "Yes we can"
- President from 2009-2017
- President in 2015
- President No. 44
- President pushing both Sharia law and the gay agenda, according to some
- President sworn in on Lincoln's Bible
- President who appeared on "Between Two Ferns"
- President who appointed Justice Kagan
- President who appointed Kagan to the Supreme Court
- President who appointed Sotomayor to the Supreme Court
- President who appointed two women to the Supreme Court
- President who ended "don't ask, don't tell"
- President who once lived in Indonesia
- President who quipped, "I have not seen 'The Hunger Games.' Not enough class warfare for me."
- President who signed the Affordable Care Act into law
- President who was a Harvard Law Review president
- President who was born in Hawaii in 1961
- President who won a Peace Prize in 2009
- President who won the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize
- President who wrote "Dreams From My Father"
- President who wrote "Of Thee I Sing: A Letter to My Daughters"
- President who wrote "The Audacity of Hope" in 2006
- President who's thanked a lot?
- President whose first name means "one who is blessed"
- President whose initials "stink"
- President whose initials were also his dog's name
- President whose VP was Biden
- President with a B.A. from Columbia
- President with a dog named Bo
- President with a Grammy
- President with a Nobel Prize
- President with a Nobel
- President with the same first and last name as his father
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- Presidential candidate and author of "The Audacity of Hope"
- Presidential candidate born in Hawaii
- Presidential winner in 2008
- "No drama" president
- "Renegade" with Secret Service protection
- Let's Move! campaign launcher Michelle
- Let's Move! leader Michelle
- Onetime Clinton opponent
- Primary consideration?
- Only Columbia grad to become President
- Only Indonesian-speaking President
- Only president born in Hawaii
- Only president born in the 1960s
- Only president born outside the continental United States
- Only president to graduate from Columbia University
- Only US president born in Hawaii
- Only U.S. president born in Hawaii
- Only U.S. president whose surname is more than 50% vowels
- Profile in Courage Award recipient (2017)
- Trump's predecessor
- Surname in 2008 political headlines
- Surname of Bo the Portuguese water dog's family
- Surname on a 2008 ballot
- Two-Grammy president
- Two-time Best Spoken Word Album Grammy winner
- Two-time Grammy winner in the White House
- Two-time Time magazine Person of the Year
- Sasha or Malia
- "We're out of ketchup. Thanks, ___!"
- World leader whose name shares its last four letters with a state
- "This is our generation's Sputnik moment" speaker
- United States president born in Hawaii
- "Time" Person of the Year for 2012
- "Yes we can" man
- 'Yes we can' man
- "Yes we can" sloganeer
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- Time's 2012 Person of the Year
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- Time's second African-American Person of the Year
- Start to care?
- U.S. leader #44
- US president born in Hawaii
- US president from 2009 to 2017
- US president starting in 2009
- US president who won a Nobel Peace Prize
- U.S. president whose mother's first name was Stanley
- U.S. president with the most southerly birthplace
- Sen. Barack
- Senator from Illinois
- Senator known for hope
- Senator who wrote "Dreams From My Father"
- Senator who wrote "The Audacity of Hope"
Recent Usage of Michelle Robinson's married name in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Michelle Robinson's married name" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Michelle Robinson's married name in their crossword puzzles recently:
- LA Times - Oct. 31, 2018
- WSJ Daily - Aug. 3, 2016
- Joseph - Oct. 9, 2015
- Joseph - Aug. 21, 2015
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Jan. 30, 2015
- Joseph - Jan. 17, 2015
- Joseph - July 18, 2014
- Joseph - June 15, 2013
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Sept. 23, 2011
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Oct. 23, 2009
