No matter what else is happening, the state of the economy will play a pivotal role in

the 2018 and 2020 elections.

And that's why a story in their beloved New York Times has to be shaking Democrat leaders

to their core.

A story reinforces what I have already told you.

Trump's tax cuts are having a dramatic impact.

The Times reports that for the first time the new tax law has more supporters than detractors.

A majority, 51% now approve of it, 46% do not.

The Times links that change to Democrats falling poll numbers.

The article profiles a member of the politically precious category, an independent female, a

screw-teacher who typically votes Democrat, although she initially opposed the Trump

tax plan.

She found out that it will help the startup tech company that her husband works for, so

her opinion changed.

It's not just independent to her changing their view.

Support among Democrats was only 8% in December today, it's 19%.

And now almost half the public thinks the new tax law will directly benefit them.

When people vote, they'll answer a simple question.

Would they rather have more money in their wallets from a strong growing economy or go

back to the gloom, misery, and stagnation?

The Democrats called the new normal.

It's an easy choice.

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