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Via: Guardian
With a botched preparation for a pandemic and a botched response to a recession, the only crisis that matters to the president is the one that threatens his ego The trump card of Donald Trump was always going to be the economy. If it wasn’t the job market, it was the stock market. You could read it every day in his endless, mindless tweeting or the oh-so-subtle briefings of his campaign aides. November was going to be all about the economy, stupid. Having ripped off so much of Ronald Reagan’s 1980s paraphernalia – including the slogan he now claims to have invented himself – Trump was all set to ask the voters the same question that Reagan posed just before his own re-election: are you better off than you were four years ago? Related: How do countries differ in their response to the coronavirus economic crisis? | Ricardo Reis Continue reading…
