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Speaker 1: With the midterm elections around the corner, the New York
Speaker 1: Times is starting to hedge their bets. They are preparing
Speaker 1: Liberals for a possible letdown. On Tuesday, at Times headline
Speaker 1: asked what could hold back a Democrat blue wave, and
Speaker 1: then they listed a bunch of sober reality checks that
Speaker 1: might help Republicans reduce their losses or maybe even keep
Speaker 1: their House majority. Now the biggest sober reality to the
Speaker 1: New York Times, life is pretty darn good out there
Speaker 1: in fly over Country. The unemployment numbers the lowest in
Speaker 1: fifty years. Consumer confidence is spelling over, says The Times,
Speaker 1: for both businesses and consumers. The economy is growing faster
Speaker 1: than it has in years. You would think they would
Speaker 1: be celebrating. You think they'd be happy about it. But
Speaker 1: to the New York Times and Democrats, a great economy
Speaker 1: is a sober reality and a problem. On top of that,
Speaker 1: the Times list two more sober realities, voter reaction to
Speaker 1: the attack on Justice Kavanaugh and thousands of migrants mobbing
Speaker 1: our southern border. Bottom line, the only blue wave the
Speaker 1: Democrats might see is the wave that causes their wipe out.
Speaker 1: At least that is their fear. So was there ever
Speaker 1: really a blue wave in the first place, or was
Speaker 1: it all manufactured and now reality is crashing ashore. M