I’ve diagnosed the problem (with Clinton’s campaign; one of the problems, anyway): She keeps coming up with vapid soundbite lines that in the context of this primary contest are ridiculous. Like “It’s easy to diagnose the problem. You’ve got to be able to solve the problem.”

I’m getting really good at recognizing instantly the latest vapid or ridiculous soundbite that Clinton has settled on and will be repeating again and again.  So I detected her latest one the moment she introduced it at last Thursday’s debate:

It’s easy to diagnose the problem. You’ve got to be able to solve the problem.

Clinton was busy with private fundraisers on Friday and Saturday, I believe, but she confirmed the accuracy of my radar when on Sunday she told a block party in Washington Heights:

It’s easy to diagnose the problem. You’ve got to be able to solve the problem.

I’m not sure what problem she’s diagnosed that she has in mind.  It’s certainly not, for example, that many millions of Americans remain without healthcare insurance and that many, many millions more live in fear of actually needing major medical care because their deductibles are so high and that huge swaths of Americans find their standard of living significantly impaired because of the high and annually-increasing insurance premiums.

Unless, of course, she means that Bernie Sanders has diagnosed the problem.  And that he is proposing a way to solve the problem.

I mean … just sayin’.