Congress’ ultrarich think they can sell an affordability agenda
Representative Darrell Issa defended his wealth as a mark of success and dismissed claims that he was out of touch with voters.
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Representative Darrell Issa defended his wealth as a mark of success and dismissed claims that he was out of touch with voters.
Wealthy Republican lawmakers are facing scrutiny for their ability to message an 'affordability agenda' while being significantly wealthier than their constituents. This tension complicates the GOP's efforts to address rising costs of living and economic volatility.
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