yes they can. if you repeat a lie often enough it become true. right now the news media and the leftist running for president are attempting to talk the country into a recession.
even though there is no evidence that a recession is coming. things might slow a bit but that is the typical nature of an economy at some point, however if you look at the numbers
everything is still looking good. only if you want to push a false narrative do you want the economy to tank.
It is very interesting to see a conservative renounce the power and strength of the free market and assign so much power to "leftist thoughts and prayers."
I guess this is the core of The Great Conservative Hypocrisy.
Of course it is even more interesting in the face of their insistence that the Russians weren't capable of "talking their way into influencing the minds of American voters." The Russians are incapable of repeating lies often enough to be true but a bunch of ***** hat wearing American leftists are capable of "talking the country into recession."
I guess I need to send away for a new Republican decoder ring.
But if you were to ask me, a libtard leftist, for my opinion, it would be this:
We are under no delusions as to our power to have a personal effect on the larger economy.
We do not operate the levers of Wall Street and we're not the elite 0.1 percent. That said, we are indeed aware that certain key economic indicators are signaling a downturn and although such a downturn might be painful in the short term, we are keenly aware that the pain of another four years of Trump would be much greater than anything delivered by a short term recession.
And things given as they are, we are prepared to suffer such short term pain if it helps deliver us from a second Trump presidency.
But let's play devil's advocate for a moment and pretend that a bunch of libtard snowflakes DID have the power to bring down the United States economy. If that really were true, it amounts to American people voting with their pocketbooks and their wallets.
And to put it bluntly, you have neither the right nor invitation to sit in judgment on how any American decides to spend their money, and on what.
If you can come up with something better, those pocketbooks and wallets will open up again, but as of now, NO SALE.
If American people vote with their wallets in sufficient numbers to scuttle the economy, it means you were selling lousy ideas and not enough Americans wanted to buy them.
And seeing as how your side espouses the glory and magnificence of the free market, your judgment says a lot more about the quality of what you are selling than it says about prospective buyers.
As of right now, if the American business community is afraid of the power of a bunch of libtard snowflakes, then maybe the American business community might want to stop supporting people who piss them off.
No one is under any obligation to buy what you're selling, or what Trump is selling.
