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President Trump's economic data keeps getting stronger
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The midterms are less than a month away, and the administration is circling the drain on voters' No. 1 issue.
Key facts
- The midterms are less than a month away, and the administration is circling the drain on voters' No. 1 issue
- Friction point: When voters go to the polls, they don't bring the latest release from the Bureau of Economic Analysis with them
- Some of the tension comes from the nature of the economic boom, an AI-fueled bonanza that nonetheless appears to be leaving many ordinary Americans behind
- President Trump's economic data keeps getting stronger
Summary
It may be too late to change that, but it's also not clear anyone has much of a plan to try. What they're saying: "If I say 'oh, people are wrong, the economy is great,' then it looks like I'm insensitive. "It's true that the polls, which have gotten the president's success wrong every time, have been saying that people are looking a little bit depressed about the economy. There is ample evidence the economy is, statistically speaking, relatively strong.