A lot of her views seem to be pretty close to advocacy of central planning for the financial system, e.g. her proposal for a National Investment Authority: http

A lot of her views seem to be pretty close to advocacy of central planning for the financial system, e.g. her proposal for a National Investment Authority: https://prospect.org/economy/public-investment-reimagined-a-national-investment-authority/ https://prospect.org/economy/public-investment-reimagined-a-... Read through the article and you'll see, for example, she wants the NIA to invest in private companies in order to obtain voting rights to control those companies. The smear of "communism" is a cheap shot that was pretty easy to make because of her background, but frankly her views end up coming pretty close to central planning, and that also makes it easy to accuse someone of being a communist.