She favors a "greater social net" and "more government incentives for job creation" in order to offset the negative consequences of globalization and the outsourcing of jobs, but she doesn't oppose globalization.
How do a "greater social net" and "more government incentives for job creation" not lead to some form of fascism? But seriously, shouldn't the government be protecting the economic freedom of its cititzens, rather than increasing its services and favors [to the few] so that the few can grow richer at the expense of the many, who are no longer working in production but in service?
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She is speaking at Kepler's in Menlo Park on July 23, at 7:30 P.M. (She'll be at Cody's on Fourth Street the next day.)
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