We were really, really hoping to wear our snazzy new headwear to the parade this Memorial Day, but it seems Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill is still in the process of converting part of her website to a millinery shop. Better late than never, we suppose.
The #Risky&Reckless hat will be available next week on https://t.co/rqawiGmIhY.I will tweet as soon as you can order pic.twitter.com/SQSYLT4VFk
— Claire McCaskill (@clairecmc) May 22, 2016
McCaskill has been handing out the hats pretty generously, so we know they’re in production.
My gift to Jackson County Dems tonight at Truman. The right hat for @realDonaldTrump. #Risky&Reckless #DontheCon pic.twitter.com/ZpaeEe9d3D
— Claire McCaskill (@clairecmc) May 22, 2016
The red hat reading “Risky and Reckless” is a pretty clever retort to Donald Trump’s ubiquitous “Make America Great Again” hat, with the obvious caveat that the great majority of people seeing it will assume “risky and reckless” refers to the person wearing it.
Hopefully McCaskill’s hats will be as cheap as they appear. Like Trump or not, there’s no denying his “Make America Great Again” hats are the classiest hats. These? Not so much.
Speaking of risky and reckless behavior, McCaskill appeared on MSNBC this week to respond to the Inspector General’s report on Hillary Clinton’s disregard of State Department email rules, which exposed classified material to hackers in the name of maintaining her privacy.
Sen. McCaskill: Clinton email practices "not great," but she was trying to protect privacy https://t.co/oj9ULuDZL2 pic.twitter.com/565UdJHYj5
— MSNBC (@MSNBC) May 26, 2016
Not great? How about risky and reckless?
@MSNBC @clairecmc Great, HRC's privacy over national security
— Mike Beauchamp (@mikebhungry) May 26, 2016
@MSNBC putting national secrets on a non secure server is not great? How did she get elected being that stupid?
— I Should Be King (@DeesSteve) May 26, 2016
@MSNBC not a great attempt of a positive spin McCaskill. If this was a Repub. you'd br crying for jail time.
— norm johnson (@safecracker111) May 26, 2016
@MSNBC Don't think someone that paranoid belongs in government.
— Kathleen (@kathleendawe) May 26, 2016
@MSNBC SecofState personal privacy is more important than national security? I have a job, I have work email. I have a life, I have gmail.
— Loretta Leake (@LRLeake) May 26, 2016
@MSNBC Trying to keep her shady dealings private and immune to FOIA requests.
— Not Him (@mullenmaniac) May 26, 2016
@MSNBC she should have known better. She has a history of making bad decisions. Not the qualities of a strong leader. #neverHillary
— Nick Depeder (@Hue_Man1970) May 26, 2016
@MSNBC what about lying about it over and over again? Spin it how you want.
— Jeff Whitley (@jeffwhit14) May 26, 2016
Does that hat come in prison jumpsuit orange?
