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How can Democrats call themselves the ‘affordability’ party?

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How can Democrats call themselves the ‘affordability’ party?

Republicans won a cost-of-living election in 2024, beating a Democratic Party that much of the country blamed for high prices. Voters were broadly correct in assessing that blame: The Biden administration, with the backing of Congression…

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