Don't Believe the Gaslighting About President Trump's 'Failures'

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Don't Believe the Gaslighting About President Trump's 'Failures'

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The polls have turned, the cable panels are grim, and a familiar chorus insists that the second Trump term has been a parade of failure and chaos. There is a name for being told, with great confidence and concern, that what you can see and count is not actually happening. It is called gaslighting, and it is the central project of the political class eighteen months into President Trump's return to office. The trick depends entirely on one thing, which is that you forget the receipts.

So set the mood music aside and look at the ledger. Not the press releases and not the adjectives, but the measurable results, including the ones that arrived in spite of every confident prediction that they could not. The people now telling you Trump has accomplished nothing are, in many cases, the same people who swore his agenda would deliver catastrophe. They were wrong about the catastrophe. That is precisely why they need you focused on the feeling rather than the facts.

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