Hillary Clinton On Income Disparity, College Debt | TODAY
October 5, 2015
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as posted by the channelAt a “pancakes and politics” town hall in Hollis, New Hampshire, Hillary Clinton fields questions from voters about income disparity in America, calling for a higher minimum wage and more clean energy jobs to raise income levels. She also says that the popularity of her opponent Bernie Sanders is good for the Democratic party. On the issue of college debt, she touts her “new college compact” that would feature “no-debt tuition” and other benefits for students of appropriate income levels.
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