Hillary’s Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day

Give the Republican National Committee style points for its subject heading on an e-mail including links of stories about the troubles Hillary Clinton is having, “Hillary’s Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day.” The staff is referencing a classic children’s book by Judith Viorst, “Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day.” No word on what Viorst, who along with her husband Milton, is a traditional Washington liberal, thinks about this.

This was a favorite of my family. When we had a day when my sister and I were running late and my five-year-old sister would snake her way through a construction site and my mother needed to get to work early, my mother would dub it a “terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day.”

Most normal people are discouraged by bad days. But, you know what, I don’t think Hillary Clinton is one of them. She’s had a lot of bad days. Think back to 1998, when the news broke of her husband’s dalliance with Monica Lewinsky. A normal person may have gone into hiding. Not Hillary. She began to plot her path to the United States Senate. I don’t think Clinton’s spending a lot of time wallowing right now.

RNC Readies Attack on Hillary Clinton

Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign is cruising. Yesterday’s event at GT Solar, Inc. in Merrimack, NH only seemed to reinforce that. Clinton was smooth and detailed in articulating her “innovation” agenda. New York’s junior senator has delivered a series of highly substantive policy speeches which, taken together, have helped her create and maintain the aura of an incumbent.

For the Republican National Committee, it may be time to step in and start roughing Clinton up. The RNC plans to launch a “spend-o-meter” that attempts to tabulate the total cost of all the programs she has proposed.

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