Last month, the guy named Jason Furman, top Obama regime economist, spoke to a bipartisan

group of policy makers.

He laid out what to expect when the economic shutdown is over.

He predicted that they're about to see the best economic data in a history of the country.

That's not good from their perspective.

Now, many in the group couldn't believe it.

They thought Professor Furman misspoke.

But Furman has stuck to that forecast.

He expects that as the economic lockdown passes, the American economy will come roaring

back at an unprecedented rate.

He says that we'll experience a steep and quick rebound, just like Trump has said, to counter

the steep and quick shutdown.

Now political is reporting.

Democrats are dreading this, that they are spooked.

That an even a partial comeback will put Trump in the driver's seat for the November

election.

Now, think about this for a minute.

Here we are, we're slowly coming out of an unprecedented economic catastrophe.

Over 30 million Americans lost their jobs overnight, businesses had to shut their doors.

Some may never come back.

And what spooks, Democrats?

What are they dreading?

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