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William769

(55,150 posts)
Sat Jul 11, 2015, 04:13 PM Jul 2015

Seven big things to know about Hillary Clinton’s new plan for the economy

Hillary Clinton, the Democratic presidential candidate and former secretary of state, will deliver a major speech on economic policy on Monday, laying out in more detail her diagnosis of went wrong with the economy and, in broad strokes, how she will approach fixing it, the campaign says.

She will make clear, according to a campaign official, that she doesn't believe wage stagnation and growing inequality are simply facts that we have to live with, caused by trends outside our control. Rather, she will say that the U.S. has the power to change these patterns if we make the right policy choices.

Here are seven ways to understand why Clinton is making the case.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2015/07/11/embargo-seven-reasons-why-hillary-clinton-believes-inequality-is-a-choice/

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Seven big things to know about Hillary Clinton’s new plan for the economy (Original Post) William769 Jul 2015 OP
Really good primer on big issues. yallerdawg Jul 2015 #1
Agreed! William769 Jul 2015 #2
This is shaping up to be a major policy statement - hope it's well received George II Jul 2015 #3
It has to be pretty spot on. William769 Jul 2015 #4
Excellent! n/t livetohike Jul 2015 #5
K & R Iliyah Jul 2015 #6
This sounds wonderful mcar Jul 2015 #7
K&R! hrmjustin Jul 2015 #8

yallerdawg

(16,104 posts)
1. Really good primer on big issues.
Sat Jul 11, 2015, 04:52 PM
Jul 2015

This is achievable, incremental change.

America gets very reactionary when we do really big change.

We just have to keep our foot on the accelerator at cruise speed, and we will get there.

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