Earlier this year, when President Trump was talking about tariffs, there was a market dip amid some uncertainty, and that was enough of a window for the Democrats to push yet another narrative. The Left also knew the media would help them out.&nbsp;

We ended up hearing about the "Trump crash," the "Trump slump" and possibly another Great Depression:&nbsp;

The media of course got in on the act, including the totally objective Chuck Todd:

Stephen King almost seemed giddy at the thought of regular Americans' retirement savings disappearing:&nbsp;

Another Democrat talking point has bitten the dust:&nbsp;

The media's probably proud of themselves for making people freak out for no real reason:&nbsp;

We're now expecting spin from CNN and others saying "the S&amp;P500 hit a record high, and here's why that's not necessarily a good thing."&nbsp;

Analysis of how the Democrats' 'Trump crash' narrative has aged poorly over time.{ai:summary}<p>Earlier this year, Democrats and media figures criticized President Trump's tariffs, predicting economic downturns and market crashes. Prominent voices like Elizabeth Warren and Chuck Schumer warned of severe consequences for American households, while media personalities amplified these fears.</p><p>However, recent data shows the S&P 500 and NASDAQ have reached record highs, contradicting earlier predictions of a "Trump slump." Analysts now anticipate media attempts to downplay these achievements, despite the positive impact on retirement savings and investments. #economy</p>

Charles Payne, Clay Travis and Others Point Out How Horribly the Dems' 'Trump Crash' Narrative Has Aged

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