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How high inflation is hurting Trump's Republicans in U.S. midterm campaign

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How high inflation is hurting Trump's Republicans in U.S. midterm campaign

For nearly a year, U.S.

President Donald Trump has been trying to persuade voters not to get riled up over rising prices, but polls suggest voters aren't buying his sales pitch, with respondents giving him low marks on the cost of living and disapproving of how he's handled inflation.

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