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Politico: Searching for Hillary Clinton’s big idea

  • July 7, 2014
  • The Progressive Policy Institute

In his piece, “Searching for Hillary Clinton’s big idea,” David Nather examines Hillary Clinton’s possible run for the presidency in 2016, and how her vision for the country is forming. PPI President Will Marshall offers insight into Hillary’s previous White House experience, specifically on the economy:

She had a ringside seat to what a growth agenda can do. It can narrow wage and income gaps, and it will mitigate inequality,” said Will Marshall of the centrist Progressive Policy Institute, a longtime adviser to Bill Clinton who helped develop the “new Democrat” ideas that shaped his presidency.

“You can’t go back and re-create the policies 20 years later. You need an update. But she knows what prosperity looks like,” Marshall said.”


You can read the rest of article here, at Politico.

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