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The internet is forever! At least that’s a concept most people on the internet besides CNN seem to grasp. On Tuesday, CNN made its double standard on inflation so nakedly apparent it needs an NC-17 rating. Inflation under Biden was "falling," but under Trump it's "persistent....as high prices continue to weigh on many Americans."

It’s always great TV when the business journos over at CNBC take a wrecking ball to the media’s never-ending croaking against the Trump administration for an affordability issue they pretended wasn’t such a big deal under its predecessor.

Narrative consistency on economic coverage is definitely not one of CNN’s strongest suits, and its latest pile of garbage it spewed to harangue President Donald Trump’s economy is case-in-point.

While the leftist media scramble to retain whatever illusory credibility they think they have over their eroding predictions of a Trumpian economic disaster, CNN’s tour de force Scott Jennings took to ABC’s This Week to list off some of the president’s W’s.

Steven C. Bush, chairman, president, and CEO of Apple Bank— the largest state-chartered savings bank in New York state — spoke with MRC Business about his optimism for the future of American capitalism amid troubling trends.

Leave it to The New York Times to try to channel its Fine People Hoax energy to once again twist President Donald Trump’s words to make him seem like a Bond villain who scoffs at the plebeians' struggles against inflation.

Sometimes leftist media outlets try to out-dumb themselves like it’s some sort of prestigious competition for who can churn out the most ignoramus hot take of the year. The Washington Post is definitely in the running for first place with its latest stupidity about inflation.

While affordability has become a major Democrat talking point, research shows that states run by Democrat governors are the least affordable in the nation.  A study by Realtor.com finds that all five of the least affordable states for housing have Democrat governors. Meanwhile, four of the five most affordable states for housing have Republican governors.

Maryland’s largest newspaper is turning on lefty lawmakers at the state capital for being largely responsible for creating the economic crisis the Old Line State faces today. 

We’ve just received yet another dispatch from the Imaginarium of Dr. Faux-nassus — otherwise known as Paul Krugman — who had the chutzpah to accuse President Trump of lacking a grip on reality.

For all the media and lefty expert bluster about how President Donald Trump was supposedly steering the U.S. economy into a recession iceberg, none of it materialized. And one top economist is finally admitting the obvious: The Trump economy is strong, and its obsessive detractors have been dead wrong.

Have you heard how young people suffer now? Scroll TikTok, Instagram, etc., you see the same message: “Young people today can’t get ahead!” One popular meme says when baby boomers like me were young, “A family could own a home, a car and send their kids to college, all on one income.” “That’s a fantasy,” says economist Norbert Michel. “We are much better off than we were.” My new video takes…

It’s pretty hilarious to read economic dunce-in-chief Paul Krugman squawk over President Donald Trump supposedly making a housing crisis that the columnist’s beloved Bidenomics drastically exacerbated in the first place, worse.

Talk about being the butt of the joke. HBO comedian Bill Maher actually conceded that his typical smart aleck prediction that President Donald Trump's tariffs would wreck the economy by this point was way off the mark.