How about this one? She is going to be some sort of champion for small businesses. So when she imposes a $15/hr minimum wage requirements, along with ACA requirements, equal pay for women requirements, minority hiring requirements and the usual Democratic tax gouging that's going to help small businesses? To quote Jenny from Forrest Gump "Are you stupid or something?
She's going to be the champion of whatever group she is speaking in front of at the moment. Just like how she fakes her accents, she's a fraud
Why didnt she give the speech in "Anytown America" maybe in Ohio or Colorado?
Because she was making a Roosevelt type speech and setting the foundation for what will be promotion of a renewed recognition of New Deal concepts that put average citizens above,before and in front of special interest, the aristocracy and corporatism. FDR was a politician that represented the common people. Clinton is symbolically setting her campaign up as a campaign for the people.
Read FDR's Folly, it should be required reading for every left loon
The author of FDR's Folly is a writer for the libertarian CATO Institute with minimal credentials as a historian. The book has been rebuked by actual historians with Doctorate degrees and genuine scholastic standing and is not considered as a legitimate history book. It concentrates on big business and industry data and ignores data related to the situation with everyday Americans. Example, small town is destitute on paper because the local factory is shut down and not operating. Reality, all the men are at work building the new road, post office school, small airport or away working on the big dam being built so the small town will have electric. On paper, data from industry says the depression is not recovering. On kitchen table budget accounts of household finances, the economy is advancing and maybe even booming for many every day citizens. Yes, there is a 'chicken in the pot', just as FDR promised there would be.
Here is an academic review of FDR's Folly:
eh.net/book_reviews/fdrs-folly-how-roosevelt-and-his-new-deal-prolonged-the-great-depression/