Once Again, Are We Being Sold a Distorted Economic View Just Before an Election?

Newseze Wire·Mon, Oct 19, 8:16 PMWire: National Review

Incomes are increasing under Trump, but guess how the media are portraying things.

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Once Again, Are We Being Sold a Distorted Economic View Just Before an Election?

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