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Meg Whitman discusses her journey from eBay to working for Mitt Romney as a National Finance Co-Chair.
This experience soon led to her assistance with the John McCain presidential campaign, which she considers similar to a "start-up."
Meg Whitman tracks the changes in California's business climate in terms of innovation and job creation.
She argues that in order to create healthy business opportunities, "we need to set our sights on making California's education system number one in the country."
Former eBay CEO Meg Whitman is optimistic that California can once again become an incubator for entrepreneurship and innovation if the business tax burden is lifted.
Whitman says the taxes "are drawing the life out of California’s ability to attract, retain, and inspire, the next eBay, the next Google..."