Reuters tries its best to ‘fact check’ Trump’s declaration that the economy is strong
When the economy is this good, it’s almost impossible for the media to portray it in a negative light, and they’re embarrassing themselves trying
By Dan Calabrese —— Bio and Archives--July 30, 2018
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Generally speaking we regard things like 4.1 percent GDP growth as data, also known as “facts.” Not matters of opinion. GDP growth of 4.1 percent is very strong. It’s a good thing.
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