民主党赢回国会：物价能降吗？

He is twenty-nine years old and has been out of work for seven months.

He lives in the United States.

Every day, he looks for a job.

In seven months, he applied to five hundred companies.

He told every company: I want to work here.

Twelve companies talked to him.

But not a single company wanted him.

Before, he did computer work at a company.

That job paid him eighty-nine thousand dollars a year.

Seven months ago, the company let him go.

He said: "What I see now is not very good."

This autumn, Americans elected new people.

He went too; he voted for the Democratic Party.

The Democratic Party won many places.

The United States has a Congress.

Now, there are more Democrats in Congress.

In one place, the Democratic candidate won.

He is going to Congress.

That place also elected a new person to run that place.

This person is also a Democrat.

The Democratic Party says: We want to make things a little cheaper.

But there is not much they can do.

For Congress to do something, sixty people must agree.

The Democrats have fewer than sixty people.

The president can also say no.

So, things may still be this expensive.

The Democratic Party also says it wants to make it cheaper for everyone to see a doctor.

The New Year has just passed, and the Democrats are about to control Congress.

He still does not have a job.