Perhaps there has never been as much disdain for a US President as there has been for President Trump. While the majority of the American population voted for his opponent, Hillary Clinton, the votes of the electorate made Trump the winner. Therefore, more than half of American citizens opposed President Trump from the beginning. However, in their eagerness to invalidate him, they will ensure that he is re-elected.

President Trump is a businessman. While many will dispute whether or not he is successful, it is fair to say that he makes a living running various types of businesses. When he combines that with his attitude toward deregulation and tax cuts, the business community, including Wall Street, is quite enthusiastic about his presence in the White House. As a result, in less than a year, $5 trillion has been added to the US economy. And the stock market has performed better during his presidency than ever in the 200-year history of the stock market.

In addition, they predict that the economy will have strong growth in the next four years. That being said, it would seem that people would favor a president who is good for the economy.

Well, some people are angry about the comments that President Trump makes in the media, including Twitter. And women, immigrants and some minorities say they feel alienated by him. Those enraged people seem to have made it their mission to find a reason to impeach President Trump. To do that, they have to be aware of every move he makes.

That means people are reading every tweet you make. They read all the articles for or against him. And they’re watching everything the TV has to say about him. For the media, that means more people reading the newspaper and watching television. There is also a surge in online traffic to keep up with the latest incident that could lead to a possible impeachment of President Trump.

As you can imagine, the president has become a godsend for sinking ratings on network television. As president, he most likely surpassed the high ratings of his show The Apprentice. What does that do for the media?

I will assume that there are more people buying and subscribing to newspapers since President Trump was nominated to the Republican Party than in recent years. I argue that there are people who in the past didn’t care much about politics are now buying up newspapers and magazines they were unaware of before the 2016 election. With more newspapers sold, newspapers can argue why companies should advertise in their publication. . That also allows them to charge more for advertising.

That kind of stimulus will require print media to buy more paper. In addition, the press and television will be motivated to hire more salespeople. That means that since President Trump took office, more jobs have been created. As online, television, and print advertising increases, more people are hired to create the ads. With higher ad prices, there is more revenue available from price increases and additional jobs. Those people will buy clothes, cars, houses, washers and dryers, carpets, vacations, etc. All that activity stimulates the economy and further job creation – the multiplier effect.

Yet all of this is happening from people who say they don’t like the President-elect of the United States, Donald Trump. That hate has sparked so much activity that it has actually stimulated the economy. Four years from now, President Donald Trump will have a fantastic story of daunting proportions. He will be able to say that he has stimulated the economy better than any president in the history of the United States. And it will be all thanks to you.