'Democrat' economists keep getting it wrong

 Jack Hellner:

On August 25, the "experts" forecast third-quarter GDP growth at 5.7%.

On Sept. 28, the "experts" lowered the projected growth to 4%.

On Oct. 28, the first reading of third-quarter GDP came out at...2%.  The experts were so close.

While campaigning for Terry McAuliffe the other night, Joe Biden said the economy is doing great because of his policies and that the U.S. now has more jobs than before the pandemic.

It was trash.  I would not say a decelerating economic growth from 6.7% is doing great, and we have five million fewer jobs, not more jobs.  (I must have missed the fact-checkers correcting this whopper.)

Biden, his spokeswoman Jen Psaki, and others continue to intentionally lie that Biden's great policies brought us out of a deep recession when the facts show that the recession ended nine months before he took office and the economy was growing rapidly at the end of President Trump's term.

Somehow, the fact-checkers don't correct the misinformation so the public learns the truth.  The social media outlets also don't block these known liars from their platforms.

It's official: the COVID recession lasted just two months, the shortest in U.S. history.  So much for experts.

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With inflation at the gas pump and the grocery stores, people have less money to spend on other goods and services. 

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