Posted on Jun 13, 2015
Clinton urges new era of shared American prosperity in first big campaign speech
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Clinton urges new era of shared American prosperity in first big campaign speech. Doesn't this sound kind of familiar?
In the first major speech of her second campaign for president, Clinton portrayed herself as a fierce advocate for those left behind after the recession.
She cited President Barack Obama, and former Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt and Bill Clinton, her husband, and said they embraced the idea that "real and lasting prosperity must be built by all and shared by all."
Her campaign said her "tenacious fighter" message will form the foundation of the 2016 White House race. She also gave a nod at the start of her address to the prospect she would be the first woman elected to the White House.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/clinton-urges-new-era-of-shared-american-prosperity-in-first-big-campaign-speech/ar-BBl5KYW
In the first major speech of her second campaign for president, Clinton portrayed herself as a fierce advocate for those left behind after the recession.
She cited President Barack Obama, and former Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt and Bill Clinton, her husband, and said they embraced the idea that "real and lasting prosperity must be built by all and shared by all."
Her campaign said her "tenacious fighter" message will form the foundation of the 2016 White House race. She also gave a nod at the start of her address to the prospect she would be the first woman elected to the White House.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/clinton-urges-new-era-of-shared-american-prosperity-in-first-big-campaign-speech/ar-BBl5KYW
Election 2016
Hillary Clinton
Politics
Edited 9 y ago
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Be afraid of this kind of rhetoric. It is merely a continuance of the same failed policies that are ruining this country economically as we breathe.
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LCpl Mark Lefler, you have earned my down-vote today for offering a drive-by opinion lacking any supporting evidence. Nice try, but since you have offered no evidence, one can only surmise that you lack any to support your pithy claim.
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MAJ (Join to see)
LCpl Mark Lefler, Be advised, you have now engaged in the unapproved sport of retaliatory down-voting. A retaliatory down-vote is a down-vote which is cast purely out of spite and in response to a substantiated down-vote which a member receives. Retaliatory down-voting is against the rules per Rally Point 3.1.
In this instance, I gave you a down-vote because your comment was pithy, antagonistic, and lacked any supporting evidence to substantiate your position. It was just drive-by blame-gaming, and as such, it does absolutely nothing to move the conversation forward. Seeing this, you got mad and retaliated by voting down my comment which actually has merit in connection with Hillary's comments from her speech.
Come on, Mark, you're much better than this, we both know it! Grow up and quit being so sensitive! And next time, instead of just posting some half-assed comment about how it's Reagan and Bush's faults, actually come with some substance!
In this instance, I gave you a down-vote because your comment was pithy, antagonistic, and lacked any supporting evidence to substantiate your position. It was just drive-by blame-gaming, and as such, it does absolutely nothing to move the conversation forward. Seeing this, you got mad and retaliated by voting down my comment which actually has merit in connection with Hillary's comments from her speech.
Come on, Mark, you're much better than this, we both know it! Grow up and quit being so sensitive! And next time, instead of just posting some half-assed comment about how it's Reagan and Bush's faults, actually come with some substance!
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"Built by all and shared by all"
That's usually accomplished by raising taxes, raising minimum wages, and redistributing wealth by expanding hand out programs like Welfare. Like it was mentioned before, this is very familiar rhetoric. Redistribution of wealth doesn't work and it will never work.
That's usually accomplished by raising taxes, raising minimum wages, and redistributing wealth by expanding hand out programs like Welfare. Like it was mentioned before, this is very familiar rhetoric. Redistribution of wealth doesn't work and it will never work.
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