Hillary Clinton remarks on Health Care, Hillary Care, Defending Rights

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton tells an audience in Wilmington, Delaware, that she and President Bill Clinton were not successful in an effort to secure universal health care was stopped by the industry by state children's health insurance did good and she was thrilled at enactment of the Affordable Care Act. Clinton says she is stopped by many people who tell their stories of their enrollment, but there are three things to do. Clinton says that costs must come down, more must begin to treat mental health and addiction recovery, which she says must be surfaced in a way to improve health coverage for everybody. Saying that republican candidates want to turn the clock back on all of our rights, she would defend a woman's right to make her own healthcare decisions. Clinton says she would work to end discrimination against the LGBT community and defend workers' rights to organize and bargain because she knows the American labor helped to create the middle class, and would work to reverse the Citizens United Supreme Court decision, immigration reform, criminal justice reform, and common sense gun safety measures.