Hillary Clinton's New York Daily News Interview
Here is Hillary's interview. Posting before I have read it myself.
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Monday, April 11, 2016
The
Daily Editorial Board interviewed Hillary Clinton, Democratic candidate
for President, on April 9 in the offices of the newspaper in downtown
Manhattan.
Daily News: Welcome. I really
appreciate the opportunity to speak with you about the issues in this
campaign. We will be making an endorsement. Let me start with the
economy. You've made lifting the fortunes of the working and middle
classes a centerpiece of your campaign. And you're well aware that in
2000, you pledged to create the conditions that would add 200,000 jobs
upstate. You're also well aware that that didn't come true. The state
Labor Department data show that the average annual number of jobs
actually fell during that period. What went wrong?
Hillary Clinton:
I would start by recognizing that my plans during the 2000 campaign
were premised on what I thought we could do with a Democratic
administration to continue the work that had been done in the prior
eight years by my husband using every tool: the new market tax credit,
empowerment zones, but generally continue the robust growth in the
economy. We all know George W. Bush came in with very different economic
policies and began to implement them.
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