On Monday, CNBC ran a piece titled a nightmare for Democrats. Trump is getting more credit for

the economy. Some executive must have gotten heartburned. A few hours later, a new title appeared

on the article. Trump isn't getting more popular, but his policies are. Now CNBC claims that

something really unusual is happening in American politics. Voters are separating the personal

from the political. Even though Trump's poll numbers remain historically weak, voters are

becoming very positive about the economy and they are giving Trump the credit. As evidence,

CNBC cites a February 7th Quinnipiac college poll, amazingly 70% said the economy is excellent or good.

That's up dramatically from Obama's years. CNBC says Americans are coming to terms with the idea

that they may not like Trump personally, but they like what he's doing on the economy. Number one

issue by the way when it comes to elections. And now that people are seeing more money in their

paychecks, thanks to Republican tax reform, poll numbers on that issue are moving up to, which

according to CNBC represents a double whammy for Democrats. The Democrats who belittled

tax reform and did not put up one vote to support it. The drivebys can change headlines, but the

fact remains, a great economy under Trump is a nightmare for Democrats, anything good for America's

a nightmare for them. And it's a nightmare they deserve.

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