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The Wall Street Journal has promoted itself as the "Daily Diary of the American Dream," as a promoter of national prosperity. But some columnists find the titans of capitalism too unseemly to support any more. 

All the major broadcast networks — ABC, CBS, and NBC — broke in Friday morning with special reports on the Supreme Court’s 6-to-3 ruling declaring most of President Trump’s landmark tariffs unconstitutional. Unsurprisingly, ABC was almost ebullient in touting the ruling as “devastating,” “huge,” and “monumental” in hampering Trump’s presidency.

The New York Times just can’t seem to get a grip on the fact that its fearmongering that economic catastrophe was nigh due to the Trump tariffs over the past year never materialized.

It may seem that it’s impossible to get anything done in Washington these days. Nevertheless, the free spirit of Americans cannot be suppressed. Americans are voting with their feet. Per the Census Bureau’s just released annual report on population growth and migration in the U.S., Americans are packing up and moving from anti-growth blue states to pro-growth red states.

After campaigning on “affordability,” Virginia state Democrats have introduced a measure to more than double their salaries, now that fellow Democrat Abigail Spanberger is in the Governor’s Mansion, giving them control of all three branches of their state’s government.

The New York Times will never admit that it completely botched its crystal ball readings on the so-called impending doom of the Trump economy. Instead, the Old Gray Lady will just keep kicking the can down the road indefinitely in the hopes that it will eventually be right.

The bitter ex-New York Times columnist Paul Krugman went to a new level of deranged by using the poorest choice of words to describe his disdain for corporate America’s relationship with President Donald Trump.

It’s always great TV when the business journos over at CNBC take a wrecking ball to the media’s never-ending croaking against the Trump administration for an affordability issue they pretended wasn’t such a big deal under its predecessor.

Narrative consistency on economic coverage is definitely not one of CNN’s strongest suits, and its latest pile of garbage it spewed to harangue President Donald Trump’s economy is case-in-point.

CNN This Morning let T.W. Arrighi put in an exceptional performance on Friday's episode. He authored a definitive takedown on NYC's new mayor, Zohran Mamdani, and his radical agenda: "You can look around the country and around the world and see examples of all of his policies put in shiny new packaging--many examples of them failing time and time again."

While the leftist media scramble to retain whatever illusory credibility they think they have over their eroding predictions of a Trumpian economic disaster, CNN’s tour de force Scott Jennings took to ABC’s This Week to list off some of the president’s W’s.

Steven C. Bush, chairman, president, and CEO of Apple Bank— the largest state-chartered savings bank in New York state — spoke with MRC Business about his optimism for the future of American capitalism amid troubling trends.

Pseudo economics savant Paul Krugman just can’t give up trying to sell the snake oil of Bidenomics as being the unsung hero of the economy that the supposedly dumb plebeians just couldn’t appreciate.

The Associated Press is doing its utmost to cast President Donald Trump as the bogeyman of America’s economic woes, despite having a sordid record of carrying water for the Bidenomics policies that put us in this mess to begin with.