Hillary Clinton is a General Motors candidate in an Uber world

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If you didn’t have time to watch Hillary Clinton’s big economic address on Monday, she presented an economic vision that was rich with irony.

Or perhaps rich with projection. Because in the final analysis, the maladies Clinton identified in the modern economy seem to be more products of her own very unique experience making money than anything bad that is happening in the real world right now.

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