In an economic speech that touched on everything from new investment, trade, and her opponent Donald Trump, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton said if she is elected she’ll work with both parties to pass the biggest investment in new, good paying jobs since World War two.
Clinton is also proposing an infrastructure bank as one of the ways to jump start the economy.
She said her plan involves “unleashing the power of the private sector” to create more jobs at higher pay.
Clinton said she would also invest $10 billion in what is called “Make It In America” partnerships to support American manufacturing.
Michigan Republican Party Chairman Ronna Romney McDaniel said Clinton’s plans are woefully inept and preposterous.
In a statement, McDaniel said Clinton’s policies are designed to further drive us into debt and rapidly increase our national deficit.
And she added Clinton has no plans to pay for her outlandish proposals, and wants to continue the Obama Administration’s reckless spending.