new york democrat hillary clinton president policy mandate even elect wide margin would wise court congress easy win big-dollar infrastructure bill economic aide former republican president george w. bush say keith hennessey former director white house national economic council professor stanford graduate business school join global market forum tuesday americans vote new president next four years clinton lead republican candidate donald trump 44 percent 39 percent last reuters/ipsos national track poll election day excerpt conversation hennessey question see hillary clinton possibly score outsized victory donald trump electoral college vote mandate policies answer sure team want claim mandate especially electoral college vote high near-zero policy election super hard make case straight face wide agreement america need spend much highways transport airports fundamentals modern society president clinton go secure make phone call congressional republican leaders paul ryan mitch mcconnell invite members white house meet engage ask important listen could infrastructure bill first potential easy bipartisan win expect clinton economic agenda look like take obama-like position debt prioritize decrease prioritize slow growth go pay new spend new proposals make current policy path bad clinton win white house expect relative modest move fiscal policy probably +/- gdp short run nothing like 2009 initial obama fiscal stimulus right assume feed stay current track monetary policy infrastructure would popular bipartisan step clinton hennessey