WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrat Hillary Clinton told Americans on Sunday that she wanted to be their champion as she officially launched her 2016 presidential campaign.
In a video released on hillaryclinton.com, Clinton highlighted the theme of economic inequality, saying "the deck is still stacked in favour" of those at the top of the income ladder.
(Reporting by Lisa Lambert)
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