The Impossible candidacy of Hillary Clinton as an evolutionary reality.

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<<<<  There are days when Hillary takes a great picture.  There are other days,  when she needs to stay in hidding.  There are no days when she appears as a strong candidate.  

The former secretary of state’s tome sold 161,000 copies in its first three weeks, according to Nielsen BookScan — but 85,000 of those were sold in the first week. That number has dropped sharply to 48,000 and 28,000 in subsequent weeks, with most recent numbers due out Wednesday. (Source found here). 

Editor's notes:  Understand that Hillary's book has fallen below the top 100,  on the Times best seller's list,  eight places behind a Dr. Seuss book,  selling only 28,000 last week.  Worse yet,  by some measurements (see the Washington Post, here,  on this)   it is one of the lest read books-after-purchase of the past year.

Conclusion:  if she has voter appeal,  it is partisan.  Clearly,  very few Americans are interested in the woman.  Couple this with the fact that she is prone to "gaffe's,"  has zero charisma,  and you have a very poor Democrat candidate.  Take that mix,  and top it off with her nothing-burger record as Secretary of State,  her continued support of the fantasy Bengazi video,  her claim to have been broke when she and Bill left the WH,  and,  her continued support of ObamaCare,  and the moniker, "Flawed Candidate" does not begin to frame the impossible situation in which she and the Democrat Party,  find themselves.