Clintonomics
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of Clintonomics
Example Sentences
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Sanders successfully pushed the party to abandon the Clintonomics of the past in favor of a more progressive path, and he forced rivals to embrace a more expansive role for government.
From Los Angeles Times
His trillion-dollar blueprint for reviving distressed regions defies ideology, melding ideas that resemble Clintonomics with others that excite tech-funded think tanks, with still others that might be defined as a 21st century New Deal.
From Los Angeles Times
This new ideological battle, between Reaganomics and Clintonomics, exploded last week at a debate in Washington between two economic veterans.
From The Guardian
Here’s an assessment of her proposals by Moody’s, as well as an earlier look at this Clintonomics by FiveThirtyEight.
From Seattle Times
It will be up to Hillary to show us what a new kind of Clintonomics could look like.
From Time
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