Stimulus

If historical revisionism were an addiction, the pompous charlatans in left-wing media would all be institutionalized.

Don’t cure cancer because it would devastate the cancer industry! Don’t improve healthcare access because you’ll hurt the funeral industry! That’s the kind of brain hurt logic NPR employed to decry President Donald Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration as a devastating blow to the U.S. economy.

The typically arrogant liberal comedian Bill Maher finally took the red pill and realized that much of the socialist bloviating against the bourgeoisie on the issue of taxes is a load of bunk. 

The Washington Post editorial board shocked the internet by vigorously thwacking the nutty socialist tax proposals by one of the left’s most radical icons in Congress: Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT).

It’s been proven that CNN will never give President Donald Trump an inch on a “strong” economy without taking logic and twisting it into such an amorphous pretzel to take nonsensical jabs at his record anyway.

One of CNN’s most notorious TV egoists surprises viewers every once in awhile by displaying a modicum of common sense in the face of leftist politicians running economies into the mud. His recent repudiation of blue city spending is no exception.

Last Friday on CNBC’s Squawk Box, the CEO of Goldman Sachs blew a gaping hole in the never-ending media outrage bait about the Trump economy. Asked by co-host Joe Kernen for his 2026 economic forecast, David Solomon emphatically replied that “the macro setup is quite good,” which shatters doom narratives being promulgated by CNN, The New York Times, and others desperate to…

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.

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.

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.

In his latest hate-Trump rambling December 17 Substack column, former New York Times columnist Krugman sneered, “An A+++++ Economy, My A++,” mocking the president’s assessment of the current state of the economy. It’s worth a reminder that Krugman just recently had the audacity to call Bidenomics the “triumph that nobody appreciated.” 

Axios perhaps just inadvertently committed one of the most based forms of narrative-wrecking journalism ever to hit the leftist media ecosphere by admitting the Trump economy is a lot better than what the propaganda suggests.

When CNN actually decides to give President Donald Trump an inch on anything positive about the economy, it’s the equivalent of a seismic earthquake rippling through the entire media landscape.