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The Return Of Economic Gaslighting
The Return Of Economic Gaslighting
Authored by Connor O'Keefe via The Mises Institute,
Around two and a half years ago, as the Biden administration was entering what we now know was its final year, the then-president’s re-election campaign was growing frustrated.
According to nearly all the big economic indicators and aggregates, the economy was doing quite well, especially considering the historic shutdown governments had forced on the global economy a few years before.
However, at the same time, the American public as a whole felt very negatively about that same economy. And that negativity was...
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