An enduring myth in the leftosphere is how George W. Bush’s economic policies have hurt the US economy.
As Larry Kudlow points out, the economy is doing just fine, only the media never seem to want to talk about it:
Stocks have been rising in recent weeks on the strength of a stronger than expected American economy, where resilient consumers and highly profitable businesses are outperforming the doom & gloom, cacophonous, cult of the bear on Wall Street.
Within shouting distance of 5-year highs, the bull market economy and stocks, backed by President Bush’s successful low tax rate program, continues to outperform the bearish consensus. It is the greatest story never told.