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Hillary for America
"My Story"
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0:60 ad announced Dec. 1, 2015 run in SC.
Radio |
[Music]
Hillary
Clinton: “I
want to tell you a story. It’s the story of a young girl,
abandoned by
her parents when she was just fourteen. She ended up working as a
housemaid for a kind woman who encouraged her to go to high school and
get her education. That young girl was my mother.
“I’m Hillary Clinton and my mother’s story taught me that every child
needs a champion. No one should be written off.
“After
law school, I went to work for the Children’s Defense Fund, and I came
here to South Carolina to work on behalf of kids. I’ve had many
jobs
since but working here on the problems facing children helped shape my
fight for families.
“I served proudly in President Obama’s
cabinet, and I’m running for President now to make sure every child has
a chance to live up to his or her God-given potential and that every
family can get ahead and stay ahead.
"This is Hillary Clinton. I approve this message and I ask you to join me in this fight.”
Male Announcer:
Paid
for
by
Hillary for America.
Notes: The Dec. 1
press release states...
In First Radio Spot, Clinton Highlights Her Fights for South
Carolina Children and Families
In a new radio ad
set to begin airing today on predominantly African American stations in
South Carolina, Hillary Clinton speaks of her fights to ensure every
South Carolina child can live up to his or her God given potential and
families can get ahead and stay ahead.
Clinton invokes her
mother’s story of being abandoned by her parents and her own story of
working at the Children’s Defense Fund for South Carolinian Marian
Wright Edelman after graduating law school. Clinton's work for the
Children's Defense Fund in the Palmetto State included
investigating
the plight of children in adult South Carolina jails.