N.H. Democrats hear different visions for middle class
Clip: 2/8/2016 | 6m 3s
Lisa Desjardins explores how their policies are appealing to different voters.
New Hampshire Democrats, weighing votes for either Hillary Clinton or Sen. Bernie Sanders, say that economic issues and the strength of the middle class are their biggest concerns. Both candidates have offered ideas about boosting jobs, reducing college costs and making health care more affordable. Political director Lisa Desjardins explores how their policies are appealing to different voters.
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N.H. Democrats hear different visions for middle class
Clip: 2/8/2016 | 6m 3s
New Hampshire Democrats, weighing votes for either Hillary Clinton or Sen. Bernie Sanders, say that economic issues and the strength of the middle class are their biggest concerns. Both candidates have offered ideas about boosting jobs, reducing college costs and making health care more affordable. Political director Lisa Desjardins explores how their policies are appealing to different voters.
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