by Susan Duclos, All News Pipeline:
If it wasn’t so pathetic it would be amusing to see before/after shots of the democrat media reporting on inflation in the months leading up to the presidential election, and compare those reports to the ones after the election, where the media finally discovered that despite their claims about a booming economy, Americans are going broke.
Make no mistake, the MSM attempted to interfere in the 2024 presidential election by refusing to report the truth of what Americans are going through, the high credit card debt, just so families can afford to pay their bills and buy food.
Before the election we even saw examples of liberals attempting to tell those they were interviewing, that they were wrong about the economy, and those suffering just didn’t understand that said suffering wasn’t true.
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One man told Lemon the U.S. was “much better” four years earlier when Trump was president. When Lemon pushed back, the man questioned if he got his news from CNN — seemingly unaware Lemon was fired from the network in April 2023.
“I made a lot more money than I do now,” the man told Lemon.
“I know you feel that way, but that’s not actually what the record shows. The economy is actually better under Biden,” Lemon responded, prompting the man to burst out into laughter. “No, I’m serious!”
Just think of the audacity of telling someone they are making more than what they think. I am pretty sure everyone knows what they have in the bank, in their wallet, and how much is available on their credit cards, and Don Lemon, a complete stranger is denying the man’s lived experience.
Well, the election is over and now, suddenly, the media has discovered Americans are suffering. Especially at the grocery counter.
SHOT: CBS News in October, 2024:
“In the 35 years I’ve been an economist, I’ve rarely seen an economy performing as well as it is,” Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody’s Analytics who has previously advised presidential candidates from both parties, told CBS MoneyWatch. “I’d give it an A+.”
Like Zandi, many other experts are giving the economy strong marks. The U.S. economy is “hot, hot, hot,” noted Yardeni Research in an October 17 report. The job market is “resilient” and “there is no quit in the U.S. consumer,” analysts at Oxford Economics told investors this week.
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