Hillary Clinton on Education Proposals at Cleveland Rally

Democratic Party presidential nominee Hillary Clinton tells an audience at John Marshall High School in Cleveland about her tour of the school, proposing more vocational and technical education, criticizing the proposition that a college degree is needed is unfair and untrue, that young students should have opportunities in coding, engineering, design, apprenticeship programs at high school and community colleges, saying she does not want excuses as a no excuse person.
Democratic Party presidential nominee Hillary Clinton tells an audience at John Marshall High School in Cleveland about her tour of the school, proposing more vocational and technical education, criticizing the proposition that a college degree is needed is unfair and untrue, that young students should have opportunities in coding, engineering, design, apprenticeship programs at high school and community colleges, saying she does not want excuses as a no excuse person.
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August 17, 2016
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00:02:07:00
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Cleveland, OH, United States
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