Thanks to all of the pyrotechnics at the first presidential debate on Monday night,

and thanks to Donald Trump's Chernobyl-style meltdown over his IRS records and his business history,

his Iraq war position, and the fact that he acted like basically a general baboon,

it was easy to overlook the insane proposals put forward by Hillary Clinton.

We shouldn't.

Hillary openly advocated some of the most radical propositions in American history.

Here are six of them. First, profit sharing. Hillary advocated, quote, making the economy fairer.

In promoting that stupid notion, it's stupid because mutually consensual exchange is by nature fair from any objective point of view.

She pushed raising the national minimum wage, which would throw thousands of people out of work, and equal pay for women's work, which means unequal pay for the same work for men, but her truly insane line came next. She said, quote, I also want to see more companies do profit sharing. If you help create the profits, you should be able to share in them, not just the executives at the top. Now, many companies already have so-called profit sharing, you know,

like owning stock benefits. On a broad level, all companies have profit sharing. You have

continued employment because your company earns a profit. You don't have a share of every

dollar of profit because you presumably don't get dinged for every loss. But Hillary seems to be

advocating a full-scale government intervention into every business in America,

letting the federal government decide how much employees should make in every industry.

This is my friend Dennis Prager pointed out today, is economic fascism.

Second, clean energy. Hillary proposed we would have 10 million new jobs through government investment.

This is bull crap. Obama made the same sort of claims about his

green jobs program, and then later he had to admit his administration couldn't even define what the

hell of green job was. When Hillary says we must deploy half a billion more solar panels,

she's operating in a Star Trek fantasy universe where carbon-based fuels are less efficient than solar

power. Trump rightly pointed this out. Third, Hillary said basically everybody's racist.

She pushed the notion of implicit bias. This is a new psychological buzzword pushed by the academic

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