When household budgets get squeezed by rising prices, something often has to give — and for millions of American families, that something is healthcare. Whether it's skipping a prescription refill, putting off a doctor's visit, or choosing between groceries and a co-pay, tariff-driven price increases don't just sting at the checkout counter.
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Former NH Sen. John Sununu worked at Akin Group, lobbying for tariff relief. His firm earned $760K, aiding corporations like Bayer and Honeywell.
The 2026 U.S. midterm elections focus on affordability, but rising anger over inequality fuels this sentiment, with many advocating for economic rebuilding to address disparities.
Imagine having a favorite bag that feels perfect. Over time, small imperfections appear, prompting thoughts of replacement.
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