Why the economy is not the problem

I have to start this post by letting you all know that these opinions are clearly my own and not my wife's opinions. She doesn't disagree with my views but they are just my own. The reason for this post is because the media is getting the people of the United States of America to believe what they want. The media is saying that the problem is the economy is our problem in the United States.
First, what is wrong with our economy is not the economy but with foolish people who have never held real jobs meddling with the economy. My use of the word of economy is describing how commerce is set up in the United States. As we all learned in economics class in college, everything is driven by supply and demand. Everything else equal, there will always be an equilibrium of price. What our professors are not showing us is what happens when the government messes with the law of supply and demand. Taxes, tariffs, and subsidization's are all examples of ways government likes to mess with the market.
So by me saying that our economy is not the problem or the basics of our economy is not the problem makes sense and is reasonable. Some people are believing the press telling us that the economy is the problem. Saying our economy is the problem is similar to saying that our constitution is the problem of the United States government. No matter how outrageous that sounds, the media is almost saying those statements. You might be asking me how did the government mess with our economy?
I would love to answer that question through the next several blogs...