""Donald Trump is actually great at willing his own reality,""
""that you cannot will an economic reality into existence.""
""everybody gets a paycheck or, worse, doesn't get a pay check,""
""screams it or how much he says it, this is one of the few areas where reality collides with that often quite effective rhetoric.""
Donald Trump claimed that consumer prices have fallen under his administration. Counterpoints emphasized that rhetorical assertions cannot change measurable economic conditions. Economic reality is reflected in paychecks, wage trends, and inflation indicators that determine household financial experience. Whether people receive paychecks or face rising costs shapes lived outcomes more than repeated political claims. Objective data and observable economic measures are necessary to assess true economic performance rather than relying on willful statements or rhetorical repetition.
Read at The Atlantic
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