>> What narrative?

Your narrative- that you expect Trump to be jailed by a judge before next election which declaration trumps any economic or other success.

>>As I said, when a serial liar is setting the narrative we are in never-neverland.

Nasty attacks are not an argument against anything else said here. Some might say that expecting a judge to jail sitting POTUS is never-neverland for reasons I already raised, fwiw.

>>This man doesn't even know he's lying.
>>Every time we think we've seen the most despicable behavior ever in a politician, he sets a new low.
>>His attack on the Roger Stone judge barely raised an eyebrow.

Oh yes yes, he's beyond the pale. We've had that one. "And yet it moves," to paraphrase Galileo. Sheesh, even Gallup reports the middle class AND blue collar doing better under Trump. What's the cogent counter argument to impress all those millions enjoying the improvement? That their experience is another lie? That he's disgusting? About to be jailed?

And yet, it moves.