The health care debacle, the travel ban setback, difficulties with Mexico, a slew of empty positions across the government — all are symptoms or causes of President Donald Trump’s rocky first few weeks in office. They also have another thing in common: White House press secretary Sean Spicer has used the word “phenomenal” to describe them.To be fair, Spicer has also deployed the term with more auspicious results — including the president’s ability to get his message out, to describe Terry Branstad’s prospects as ambassador to China and to discuss the Governors Ball.But there’s an unmistakable connection between his use of “phenomenal” and issues that seem to be not going so hot for the White House.POLITICO took a look at Spicer’s unusual habit with one of his favorite adjectives:OBAMACARE REPEAL: Almost everything that could go wrong did, and the Republicans came up empty after seven years of promising repeal of the Affordable Care Act, despite being handed full control of the government by voters.