“Secretary Clinton is acutely aware that the middle class is extremely stretched when it comes to affording quality childcare”, campaign policy adviser Ann O’Leary said in a statement. “We already have a system, it’s just not kept up with the times”.
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The children at the center presented Clinton with flowers made from their handprints as a gift to thank her for her visit and for her recognition of the importance of high-quality early care and education.
This visit is part of Clinton’s “Breaking Down Barriers” tour through Virginia and Kentucky.
“Yeah, I think he can”, Sarandon insisted.
Patrick Murray, who heads the Monmouth University Poll, which shows Clinton with a commanding lead with three weeks to go until the June 7 New Jersey primary, says it’s all about the math going into the Democratic convention in Philadelphia in July. Bernie Sanders vying for about 60 delegates in the state.
“I don’t care about what he says about me”, she said of Trump in Louisville, Kentucky, on Tuesday night. “We don’t have that kind of family structure”, she said, referring to the formerly traditional model of a stay-at-home mother.
Former President Bill Clinton will be campaigning for his wife, Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton, on Thursday in Owensboro, Frankfort and Prestonsburg. Infant care is often the most expensive, and requires the most highly trained child-care workers. The program, like one she has proposed for caregivers for the elderly and disabled, would fund and reward states for helping raise caregiver wages.
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“She thinks Kentucky has been a remarkable success”, he said.
