Staff Reports
Harry Enten appears to have experienced an epiphany of sorts, no longer pushing the phony narrative that has been a staple of the mainstream media’s anti-Trump agenda. This sudden clarity might leave some wondering what kind of wake-up call he received, considering it’s hard to fathom how the political winds shifted so dramatically from the hype of a ‘Trump transformation of the electorate’ to the declaration of ‘the death of the Trump presidency’ in the blink of an eye. Anyone with a functioning brain can spot the glaring inconsistencies that contribute to the dwindling trust Americans have in their news sources.
Current polling shows that only 20% of Americans have a positive view of the economy, and a remarkable 59% think it’s on the decline. That tidbit isn’t going to help patrons at the liberal buffet of bad news. Just imagine Democrats begrudgingly acknowledging that life under Trump, particularly post-Biden, isn’t all that bad. The reality is, despite the dissatisfaction with the economy, anecdotes about job growth and innovative business moves—like Apple’s announcement of a $500 billion investment and the creation of 20,000 jobs in the U.S.—are ringing louder than the left’s narrative.
How CNN Framed Trump's Economic Performance Is Ridiculous
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The partisan divide is as clear as day: polling data shows that while Democrats are increasingly pessimistic about economic conditions, Republicans are wearing rose-colored glasses with a newfound optimism. Independent voters? They seem to be just as confused as ever, caught in the tug-of-war between the two sides. How can anyone pretend that the economic landscape is doom and gloom when it is widely understood that Trump is working to cut through bureaucratic red tape, making it easier for businesses to thrive?
It’s almost laughable how liberal pundits cling to their narratives. The second Trump became the focal point of American politics again, suddenly the benefits of a growing economy became intangible, as if they were vaporized by the mere mention of his name. But anyone with common sense can see through the fog of discontent radiating from the left and its cheerleaders on networks like CNN, where the news is more oriented around creating a narrative than reporting the facts.
Trump’s second term is off to a far better start than his first, with a net positive approval rating for 21 consecutive days. Not too shabby, especially when reflecting on the 11 days of approval during his first term. The hard truth is that people are noticing he is acting on the very promises that propelled him into office. The left-wing media may be losing its grip on the ideological battleground, but it won’t stop them from trying to spin their hollow tales. The truth is out there, and Americans are catching on—slowly but surely abandoning the sinking ship of misleading narratives.
