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WHAT media bias!? NY Times headlines for Obama vs. Trump GDP growth are shot & chaser GOLD

As Twitchy told you earlier, the New York Times spin machine really did its thing with a headline about GDP getting over 4 percent in a quarter for the first time in years:

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Good economic news during the Trump presidency had the Times saying “that can’t be right!”

How did the Times cover a quarterly GDP rise of under 3 percent when Obama was president? We don’t have to wonder anymore:

There it is!

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Apparently with Trump in office quarterly GDP over 4 percent is pulling ahead too far.

Try not to spin yourselves dizzy, NYT!

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Related:

Journo John Harwood reminds everybody that 2Q GDP was “strong,” but not OBAMA-LEVEL strong

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