Looking at the market component of all this back slapping . . . I seem to recall when the market nearly doubled during the previous administration that Democrats were in a full on assault of those numbers and how they didn't impact the "real economy" and had no bearing on Joe Average Guy.
So it's going to be interesting to see if Democrats start touting those market numbers.
Why wouldn't someone tout the market kicking ass?
I saw a graph once that showed how the market performed, historically, based on the political parties in control of the Presidency, House, and Senate.
#1 was Democrats in the White House and Senate with Republicans in the House. So, historically, this current setup is the best for the market. Seems like the current evidence backs it up.