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[[Category:Internal]]{{Project[[Internal Classification::Legacy| ]]Has project output=Content|Has image= |Has title=Presidential Candidates and Entrepreneurship|Has owner=Dylan Dickens|Has start date=|Has deadline=|Has keywords=|Has sponsor=McNair Center|Has notes=|Has project status=Complete|Is dependent on=|Does subsume=}} This page was created as a part of Baker Institute initiative to have its centers, including the McNair Center, create content on candidates for president in the 2016 election.
Presidential Candidates and Entrepreneurship (view source)
Revision as of 13:39, 21 September 2020
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==Donald Trump==
[[Donald Trump (Entrepreneurship and Innovation)]]
{{:Donald Trump (Entrepreneurship and Innovation)}}
{{:Bernie Sanders(Entrepreneurship and Innovation)}}
[[Bernie Sanders(Entrepreneurship and Innovation]]
==Hillary Clinton==
*“We have to do the best possible job of sharing intelligence and information. That now includes the internet, because we have seen that ISIS is a very effective recruiter, propagandist and inciter and celebrator of violence. That means we have to work more closely with our great tech companies. They can't see the government as an adversary, we can't see them as obstructionists. We've got to figure out how we can do more to understand who is saying what and what they're planning.” [http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/index.php?pid=111178 (DD3)]
*“I would hope that, given the extraordinary capacities that the tech community has and the legitimate needs and questions from law enforcement, that there could be a Manhattan-like project, something that would bring the government and the tech communities together to see they're not adversaries, they've got to be partners.” [http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/index.php?pid=111178 (DD3)]
[[Category:Entrepreneurship Policy]]
