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- U.S. President Donald Trump will host a poverty-stricken family next month to discuss his $300 million ballroom plans during National Poverty in America Awareness Month.
- Critics say the event focuses on elites and ignores poverty issues.
- Rising U.S. poverty reflects a capitalism model admired by United Kingdom right-wing parties led by Kemi Badenoch, though they fail to address it.
- Older voters often back low regulation, aligning with far-right ideologies.
