Former First Lady Michelle Obama’s deep anger for the Bidens was recently uncovered after she snubbed President Joe Biden during the recently concluded Democratic National Convention (DNC)

Michelle’s DNC speech left the nation in shock after she failed to mention President Joe Biden. Her husband, former President Barack Obama, spoke before her and gave rave reviews about President Biden. Obama thanked Biden for his service and referred to him as his “brother.”

Michelle then took the podium and spoke for 23 minutes without acknowledging the president. Rumors began circulating that the former first lady was deeply angry with the Bidens. Insiders also claimed that Michelle, who was widely believed would be the Democratic Nominee, had refused to speak at the DNC while Biden was still in the 2024 race.

According to reports in the Daily Mail, Michelle’s anger with the Bidens arose from their treatment of Kathleen Buhle, Hunter Biden’s ex-wife. The report claimed that Buhle and the former first lady are close friends. The Bidens have exiled Buhle since her lengthy divorce from Hunter. 

Michelle’s anger ran so deep that sources say she refused to campaign for Joe Biden when he was the Democratic party nominee. The former first lady only confirmed her speaking slot at the convention after Joe Biden was forced to drop out and endorse Vice President Kamala Harris.

While it remains unclear if Barack Obama shares in his wife’s anger, previous reports in The Red Archive showed that Joe Biden abhors resentment towards his former boss. According to “Morning Joe” host Joe Scarborough, Biden’s campaign believes Obama secretly coordinated the effort to kick him off the Democratic ticket. 

“What’s going on behind the scenes is the Biden campaign and many Democratic officials do believe that Barack Obama is quietly working behind the scenes to orchestrate this,” Scarborough said days before Joe Biden announced he was dropping out. 

Scarborough revealed that Joe Biden still resents how Obama pushed him aside in 2016 in favor of former First Lady Hillary Clinton for the Democrat ticket. 

“He’s deeply resentful of those trying to shove him out of the way. He’s always felt like an outsider, always felt like people have looked down upon him,” Scarborough noted.