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Many Americans are struggling to afford the cost of food. This issue remains a concern as midterms approach. President Donald Trump had promised to lower grocery prices during his 2024 campaign.
However, the problem persists for many people. Further information on this topic is available from the source, providing more context on the ongoing issue of high grocery prices and its impact on Americans.
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