Hillary Clinton really didn't mean what she said last week.  "Don't let anybody tell you that corporations and businesses create jobs," Clinton had said at the rally in Boston. It's okay.  All she did was leave out a few words.  She doesn't really think that.  She was really talking about "trickle down" economics. Politico: A Clinton aide later said the former secretary of state had meant to talk about tax breaks for corporations and businesses in that sentence, which led into a line about how trickle-down economics had "failed spectacularly" — a sentiment she has long held. The overall context was clear that she had left words out of a sentence; the comment made little sense without it. But some Democrats who back Clinton said privately she appeared to be trying too hard to capture the Warren rhetoric and adjust to the modern economic progressive language — much in the way President Barack...(Read Full Post)