Voters in the last two election cycles have made the cost of life a central concern. Following the inflation triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic, voters delivered a significant setback to the Democratic Party in 2024 and gave Republicans control of the House of Representatives, the Senate and the White House. Two years later, decisions made in Washington that increased prices at gas pumps, grocery stores and assembly lines have again prompted voters to reject unaffordable policies. The article argues that rejecting Trump’s tariffs would help deliver on the affordability priorities expressed by American voters.
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