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The Democrats won a larger majority in Congress after focusing on the cost of living. They are proposing to restore health insurance subsidies, scrap tariffs they say are driving up food and other prices, build four million homes over the next decade, raise taxes on billionaires, and expand tax breaks for families. But their ability to bring prices down—including gasoline, which averages $4.18 a gallon, up nearly 40%—is limited by President Donald Trump’s veto power and the difficulty of securing the two-thirds majority needed to override it. The article expects continued gridlock on several issues, though a deal on health insurance subsidies and tax cuts could be reached in late 2027, with economic effects not felt until 2028. So turning the promises into tangible reductions in Americans’ bills remains uncertain.
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