As a middle-class parent with two kids in college, I know everyday Americans are genuinely concerned about America’s opportunity gap. Unlike Clinton, most folks could only dream of earning $300,000 for a fraction of a day’s work. And while Clinton has certainly amassed a fortune talking about her government- knows-best philosophy on the paid-speaking circuit, those of us in the middle class know that approach just doesn’t work in real life. As we’ve seen in Wisconsin, you don’t grow the economy by growing government. In fact, the opposite is true. In our state, we’ve cut regulations and lowered taxes by $2 billion, putting money directly back into peoples’ pockets. The results speak for themselves. We’ve created over 150,000 jobs, our unemployment rate has dropped from 8.1 percent before I took office to 4.4 percent, and our state has jumped from the 41st to the 12th best state to do business in, according to Chief Executive Magazine. If Hillary Clinton wants to make sure more Americans aren’t “dead broke,” she should talk to the middle- class voters in Wisconsin, who rejected the tired, big-government policies she represents three times in the last four years in favor of new ideas and courageous, conservative leadership. If we enact bold reforms across the rest of the country like we have in Wisconsin, we can make sure everyone – not just out-of-touch rich people like Hillary Clinton – has the opportunity to succeed. Sen. Lindsey Graham at Roast and Ride 6/6/15 Video: Part 1 [toward end] -To HRC- your definition of flat broke is a little different than mine. Anyone who thinks they are flat broke after leaving the White House has lost there way Sen. Ted Cruz on Fox News, Cavuto 6/4/15 Video: here [towards end] On HRC: curious she’s going to Texas. There aren’t any foreign nations to write her checks and pay for her husband’s speaking fees. Sen. Lindsey Graham on .@radiotalkermike at 9:30 AM, 6/3/15 [towards end of Q&A] -Her definition of flat broke is very different from mine Carly Fiorina: “Bill And Hillary Clinton Are Worth Far More Money Than Frank And Carly Fiorina.” “Mrs. [Carly] Fiorina previously has said her family is less wealthy than the Clintons, but it is unclear whether that is the case. The Clintons’ disclosed assets ranged from $11.3 million to $52.7 million in the 16 months starting in January 2014, and they earned more than $30 million in that period. But Mrs. Clinton’s disclosure doesn’t include the value of two properties the couple bought after leaving the White House—one for $1.7 million in Chappaqua, N.Y., and another in Washington, D.C., for $2.85 million, which have likely appreciated in value. In April, Mrs. Fiorina cast herself as a candidate who could better connect with average Americans than Mrs. Clinton. In an interview with the Howie Carr Show, she said: ‘Bill and Hillary Clinton are worth far more money than Frank and Carly Fiorina.’” [Wall Street Journal, 6/3/15] Clinton Foundation