New York Magazine
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Frida Ghitis: Donald Trump's poll approval is dismal in spite of widespread prosperity.
She says the idea that Trumpism grew out of the Rust Belt , or the stagnating job market, first took hold eight years ago .
Ghitis says the mainstream and left-wing believed Trump ’s supporters had been left behind by the economy.
But the economic account of Trumpism has stayed around because it flatters his supporters, she says.
Frida Ghitis : Democrats hoped Biden would undercut elements of Trump 's economic appeal.
She says Biden 's first two years of accomplishments provide Democrats with an opportunity to sell a winning message of economic nationalism.
Ghitis says Biden has passed three major legislative acts that show how economic nationalism works in practice.
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