her dad was born in my hometown of scranton and her grandfather were that scranton lace. that was hard work. essentially a central loom. this is a guy who busted his rear end. hillary understands the struggle and she understands that middle class is not a number. it is about being able to send your kids to a park and know they will come home safe. it is about sending your kid to a high score they can do well and be able to go to college if they want to. it is about being able to home -- own your home. being able to take one of your geriatric parents after one dies and hope your kids never have to take care of you. that is middle-class. she understands. that is what these guys do not get. i am going to stop. this is what these guys do not get. i mean this sincerely now. he look at these beautiful and handsome young kids and you see all the talent. so we say, if the parent cannot figure out how to get to the college, it is a loss for the kids. it is. you know what is more profound they do not get? the most devastating thing that happened to a parent. what is the one thing t

her dad was born in my hometown of scranton and her grandfather worked at scranton lace.hat was hard work. working in essentially a central loom. this is a guy who busted his rear end. sent her father to college, her in started a small business chicago and gave them a better life. but hillary understands the struggle. she understands that middle class is not a number. it is about being able to send your kids to a park and know they will come home safe. it is about being able to send your kid to a high school, they do well, they can get to college if they want to. to goabout, if they want to college, being able to get them there. is it -- it is about being able to own your home. being able to take one of your geriatric parents after one dies and hope your kids never have to take care of you. that is middle-class. she understands. that is what these guys do not get. i am going to stop. this is what these guys do not get. you look at, and no, i mean this sincerely now. you look at these beautiful and handsome young kids and you see all that hal and there. and so we say, well

my grandfather started working in a lace mill in scranton pennsylvania, when he was just a boy and worked there for 50 years. thanks to him, my dad was able to go to college and then start his own small business printing fabric for drape riss. and because of my dad and my mom, i could head out into the world and follow my dreams. every american family should be able to write a similar story for themselves and their children. and history has shown us -- our history has shown us that the strongest growth in our economy is inclusive broad-based growth. when everyone can contribute to our prosperity and share in its rewards. now, here's just one example. the flood of women into the american workforce over the past several decades was responsible for more than $3.5 trillion in economic growth. but as women labor participation has slowed in recent years due in part to our failure to provide family-friendly policies like paid leave and affordable child care. so our economic growth wasn't as strong as it could have been. women who want to work deserve to work. and whenever they are denied that op