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Affordability is the rationale Democrats will see extra victories in 2026
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Affordability is the rationale Democrats will see extra victories in 2026

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Last updated: November 11, 2025 4:05 pm
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Nov. 11, 2025 8 AM PT

To the editor: Contributing author Josh Hammer has his finger on the heart beat of American sentiment when he breaks down points that resulted in an amazing week for the Democratic Occasion everywhere in the map (“In latest Democratic wins, there are classes for the GOP,” Nov. 7).

The working class is worried about “pocketbook” points. It’s true that many people see the GOP as obsessive about tax cuts for his or her elites and the donor class, and that we imagine they’re detached to tens of hundreds of thousands of People in lots of areas (cue the band for President Trump’s “Gatsby” occasion).

The present the world has been witness to since Jan. 20 contains Trump and the GOP’s makes an attempt to extort and dismantle our instructional establishments, tariffs, tax breaks for the wealthy on the expense of our grandchildren, exploitation of our environmental sources and, to prime all of it off, the freeze of meals assist to hundreds of thousands of People proper earlier than Thanksgiving and Christmas. We’re simply dumbfounded. However we’re standing up, and we’re preventing again.

That, my pal, is why the Democrats did so properly in particular elections not too long ago and can proceed to take action in subsequent yr’s midterms. And received’t that be a revelation?

Mindy Taylor-Ross, Venice

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To the editor: I agree with numerous the factors in Hammer’s piece, however there’s one little downside: Trump doesn’t care. As Hammer states, “If financial nervousness persists via subsequent fall’s midterms, voters will punish whichever occasion seems extra detached to their struggles.”

What caring chief would enchantment a decide’s order to offer full SNAP advantages when there may be an emergency fund established to offer them? What caring political occasion would obstinately deny extending Reasonably priced Care Act subsidies, shutting down the federal government within the course of (the longest shutdown in U.S. historical past)? What caring lawmakers would do that whereas gifting billionaires with big tax breaks?

I believe voters will keep in mind these and different Trump failures in 2026.

David Berry, Altadena

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