It's the economy

In 1992 Bill Clinton was running for President against George H.W. Bush. During the campaign, strategist James Carville coined the phrase, "It's the economy stupid". This was apparently in response to a question about what it would take to get Clinton elected. Fast forward to 2016. As Donald Trump was campaigning for President, he promised an improved economy. That's exactly what we've gotten in the last two years under Trump. A booming economy. The unemployment rate is down, welfare recipients are down, the stock market is up, taxes have been cut, and the American people generally have more money in their wallets. With the midterm elections less than three weeks away, why should we vote Republican? Duh! It's the economy stupid!"