Democrats resort to lying about those benefiting from the Trump economy

NY Times:

The Stock Market Is Booming, but Democrats Say, Look Who’s Been Left Out

In Iowa, Democratic candidates sought to undercut Trump’s core message of a strong economy by making the case that it isn’t working for the right people.

Actually, the lower end of the economy has benefited the most.  People at the low end have been brought into the workforce at an unprecedented rate and their wages have increased more than anyone else.  People in the middle are benefiting from the increase in the 401K's because of the stock market. 

The Democrats can't accept how good things are for those bypassed by the Obama economy so they just lie.  The media should call the Democrats out for their lies about those receiving the benefits of the economy.  The millions who have been added to the workforce know the Democrats are lying.

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