Hillary Clinton Back at Work

We hope she had a lovely, long holiday weekend with her grandkids and dogs. Hillary was back on Twitter today addressing the GOP Senators. She responded to a tweet from the GOP.

“We’ve got to fix what’s broken.” Where's your plan, @HillaryClinton? pic.twitter.com/CmRB4mCsZd

— GOP (@GOP) July 5, 2017

Right here. Includes radical provisions like how not to kick 23 mil ppl off their coverage. Feel free to run w/it.https://t.co/jBMFBJpSP7 https://t.co/zZoA16Ym03

— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) July 5, 2017

That's our girl!  She never cares about getting the credit for the work. She just cares that the work gets done.  She sent them, many are her former colleagues in the Senate,  her health care plan from her campaign website. If she were still in the Senate, she would be encouraging them to work cooperatively with her on this.  Since she is not, she presented them with her plan for their use. Well done, Hillary! Thank you.  We hope they accept your offering in kind and save health care for Americans.

 

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Hillary Clinton Honored by Yale Law School

Reminiscing about the "Dark Ages" at Yale when there were tents in the quad, demonstrations on The Green, and a Viking from Arkansas in the library, Hillary Clinton accepted the law school's prestigious Award of Merit from Dean Robert C. Post this afternoon before an exuberant audience of alumni, past classmates, former colleagues from the Senate and State Department, and the past recipient to whom she is married.

Dean Post introduced her with glowing praise for the many "firsts" she has accomplished,  her prodigious work in the Senate and at State, as well as impressive quotations from some of her always instructive and inspirational speeches.  Hillary laid out the rationale for her signature initiative at the Clinton Foundation, Too Small to Fail, explaining that even with gridlock in Washington there are efforts possible on the private side that can help to advance future achievement for the littlest people among us.

The event highlighted Yale Law School's Alumni Weekend.



Photos from the New Haven Register.