ii think it's ever since their disastrous misreading of the electorate in 2016, they've excessively worked to prove themselves right. in other words, on just about every issue, they paint the most insidious portrait possible of the president in order thatt later on they can say, see, we told you so, we were right. i think it is also utterlyr predictable. the better the economy gets, the more confident the american are -- american people are about their future, the more frantic the never-trump press becomes. it's a perverse, inverse relationship.. i've noticed something else.nv the more popular trump becomes among african-americans -- his numbers are as high as 36%, according to rasmussen -- the more desperate the scribblers are to draw him as a racist and of course they throw in xenophobic and misogynistic for good measure. rather than cover how american lives are being transformed due to a booming economy, record-breaking employment

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