Vowing to be a forceful advocate for the group, former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina promised during her opening remarks at Wednesdays GOP debate that she would fight tirelessly for whoever everyday Americans are. I will work day and night throughout my presidency to make sure that ordinary folks, whoever they happen to be and whatever they do with themselves, have a voice in Washington, said Fiorina, adding that if she were elected, average Americans would know they finally had a government that represented them, wherever they come from exactly. Middle-class families, if thats precisely what you call them, are what make this country great. They deserve a president who will defend them each and every day from big government, assuming thats what they need to be defended from. I think thats it. Fiorinas remarks contrasted sharply with those of fellow candidate Donald Trump, who said he knew exactly who everyday Americans were but could care less. 