Clintonomics will hollow out the economy and shrink, not grow the US middle class
Analyses of Clintonomics from the 90s ignore the fact that the disciplines on domestic regulation in WTO "reforms" in procurement of services in particular had still not been worked out (they are almost finished now) so the globalization component of Clintonomics was absent in the 90s. The globalization component will act as a engine of impoverishment for high skilled US workers who will be forced out of currently stable jobs in favor of guest workers who make a fraction as much, often young recent grads from wealthy families in poor countries, (poor countries' staffing firms may get some kinds of affirmative action in the procurement process.)
Its already very difficult for young people to enter a great many fields, Clintonomics will make it impossible for those who cannot afford years of working for free in internships after graduating with advanced degrees.
Instead, those jobs have been promised to developing countries as the payoff for globalization, and waved at them for 20 years, so now they want to see action.
Since these programs are legal, mandatory, in fact as parts of the public sector are broken apart, its not going to help one bit to demonize illegal immigrants, and its quite clear that both Clinton and Trump support these low paid guest worker programs which could expand to occupy a huge number of jobs, millions of jobs. All the time that has been put into the negotiations indicates that is their intent.
US firms will be forced to lower wages drastically or subcontract all the actual rank and file jobs to foreign firms.
Globalization of services will basically be the Clintonian "solution" for health care , education , IT and rebuilding suddenly uneconomical housing (because of jumps in heating costs due to increased competition for natural gas) and infrastructure projects. She is talking about creating "US jobs", but intentionally creating a situation where those jobs will be just as much if not more likely to be actually performed by foreign subcontracting firms and their workers, than Americans.
The numbers of guest workers contemplated in trade agreements is clearly large, (based on the at least two cases decades of negotiations going into finalizing the procedures in them.)
What have they been thinking? This secret dealing to sell out the country's middle class skilled workers is a national disgrace.
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Lowest Af-American unemployment in US history. Nominated the 2 most liberal SCOTUS justices in US history. Wages went up. US Manufacturing doubled. Taxed the rich. And left a budget surplus. 
Blame Bush.