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Let's Move: A History of First Lady Initiatives

Paul Coletti Paul Coletti | 11:33 UK time, Wednesday, 24 February 2010

Inspired by Michelle Obama's recent appointment to head up a task force (slogan "Let's Move") to tackle America's childhood obesity problem, an anonymous blogger at Zombietime.com has analysed Mrs Obama's predecessors' pet projects and rated their relative significance and success.

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