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James: Surely those programs have their constituencies. However, those folks who are harmed by such programs vote as well. As more parents and students are faced with rising tuition costs each year, and more employers have to drop health insurance coverage, Democrats' claims of making education and health care more affordable will eventually ring hollow.
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