FLOTUS and SLOTUS Announce New Health Care Website [VIDEO]

First Lady Michelle Obama and Second Lady Jill Biden announced the new consumer resource HealthCare.gov, a comprehensive website on health care options for Americans.

First Lady Obama described it as "the first website that pulls all public and private health care options into an easy-to-use tool that asks a few questions and provides you with a personal list of options."

FLOTUS and SLOTUS Attend an Event Together at George Washington University..

First lady Michelle Obama (wearing Rachel Roy) attended an event about the Affordable Care Act at George Washington University Hospital July 14, 2010 in Washington, DC. Hospital employees also attended this event, including Inger Mobley, left, Clinical Manager of the Breast Care Center. Obama pointed out new regulations in the Affordable Care Act that will require new health plans to cover the cost of preventive screenings for diabetes, high cholesterol and high blood pressure.



Dr. Jill Biden attended the event with first lady Michelle O.
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First Lady Michelle O. and Second Lady Jill Biden Make a Surprise Visit to Haiti..

First Lady Michelle Obama, right, and Jill Biden, wife of Vice President Joe Biden, greet children at a center for displaced children in Port-au-Prince, Tuesday, April 13, 2010. Michelle Obama made a surprise visit to the devastated Haitian capital, joining a long list of political figures and celebrities who have toured the country and affirmed international support for reconstruction.



via Huffington Post:
First Lady Michelle Obama has made an unannounced visit to Haiti today as her first official trip abroad without President Obama gets underway. The First Lady is scheduled to spend three days in Mexico.
According to the White House, Michelle Obama and Jill Biden arrived in Port-au-Prince at 10:40 am and took a helicopter tour of the Haitian capital.

The Obama administration issued the following statement:

First Lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden are visiting Haiti to underscore to the Haitian people and the Haitian government the enduring U.S. commitment to help Haiti recover and rebuild, especially as we enter the rainy and hurricane seasons, and to thank the women and men across the whole of the U.S. government for their extraordinary efforts in Haiti during the past three months. They will also reach out to the UN and international relief communities in recognition of the truly global effort underway to help Haiti. Robin Givhan of the Washington Post wrote this morning that Mrs. Obama's would use her first solo trip abroad to "amplify and articulate a singular message to young people: self-determination."

Who's Sitting with Michelle O. at Tonight's State of the Union Address?

Via HuffPo: Two police officers credited with stopping last year's shooting rampage at Fort Hood will be guests of the first lady during Wednesday's State of the Union speech.

Sgts. Kimberly Munley and Mark Todd will watch President Barack Obama's address with Michelle Obama in a gallery overlooking the House floor. On Nov. 5, the officers, who were civilian members of the Fort Hood police force, opened fire on Army Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, who is accused of killing 13 people in the worst mass murder on a U.S. military base. Munley was wounded in the incident at the Texas base.

An administration official also said Jill Biden, the vice president's wife, invited Julia Frost, a former Marine trumpeter whom Mrs. Biden met when visiting Coastal Carolina Community College. The official spoke on the condition of anonymity because the White House had not yet released the full list.

Students sitting with FLOTUS tonight below:



The official also said Mrs. Obama would sit with Trevor Yager, an openly-gay advertising executive from Indianapolis whose agency grew by more than 200 percent and doubled the number of employees. The official says Yager credits Obama's approach to business and the $787 billion economic stimulus measure.

Visit The Huffington Post for a full list of who will be sitting with the First and Second ladies at tonight's State of the Union Address.