'Already setting the narrative': WaPo explains why 'job growth will slow during a Biden presidency' (and guess whose fault it'll be)

Doug P. | 3:12 PM on November 11, 2020

Let the “bait and switch” effort begin to unfold and become quite obvious:

Analysis: Job growth will slow during a Biden presidency: The easy gains are almost gone https://t.co/0kmNstMlol

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) November 11, 2020

So, those millions and millions of jobs Biden promised might not actually come to fruition?

Apologizing for the Biden economy in advance… https://t.co/CMiqVPjS37

— McCool ✝️?? @McCool on Parler (@ManGanAinm) November 11, 2020

The "lowering expectations and blaming Trump" game is already afoot on the left. https://t.co/Q944rBRpUD

— Derek Hunter (@derekahunter) November 11, 2020

It certainly didn’t take long — and the election isn’t even official yet.

Prepping everyone for the inevitable disappointment so they don't blame Biden. Got it.

— Question Assumptions (@QA_NJ) November 11, 2020

That gas is lit

— Voluntary Jonathan (@Jonatha19663193) November 11, 2020

Analysis: the same partisan propagandists who touted Obama’s grave warnings that “those manufacturing jobs aren’t coming back” (under Trump) are already hard at work apologizing for the certain job-killing efficiency of Biden’s high tax, low growth agenda.

— Buck Leahy (@BuckLeahy) November 11, 2020