slammed...

I think she looks fantastic.

and there's something wrong with that.

Increased production is not matched with paychecks.

In classical economics if productivity is up and unemployment is coming down there should be upward pressure on wages...

Why this isn't the case I don't know because I'm not an economist.

One of my biggest complaints is that employers aren't paying what they should. Since '08 (it's gotten worse anyway) they work people and don't pay them their worth. They will have one person do the job of two and if you don't like it, tough, they'll tell you hit the road there are 10 others that will do the job for less.

Part of the problem is the union busting that's happened. No one looks out for the workers anymore.

My husband was working at a job and he was easily putting in 70 hours--no overtime pay--no comp time. His phone never stopped ringing. He basically worked from the time he got up till the time he went to bed 7 days a week. What could we do? We had to pay the bills.

they should get ahead and stay ahead.

Hillary has been talking about these issues since the 60s.

As for EW... she voted for the last Republican President twice and didn't vote for a Dem until Obama.

she started in Arkansas for single parents. Did you know about it? I did.

about the game being rigged for those at the top, even mentioning hedge fund managers and an amendment to get money out of politics.

Could be a preemptive strike meant to discourage EW and Bernie from getting in.

Nobody does strategy like the Clintons.

It will be interesting to see if her positioning shuts down serious primary challenges.

once and for all even if it takes a constitutional amendment.

-build the economy of tomorrow not yesterday

- strengthen families and communities

- fix our dysfunctional political system and get unaccountable money out of politics once and for all, even if that requires a constitutional amendment

- protect our country from the threats that we see and from ones that are on the horizon

reintroduce herself to voters. Most recently, we have seen her in a global role. These kinds of venues offer the opportunity see and hear her in a broader context.

I loved watching it. Thanks for the link!