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Hanson concludes that while the corrective measures against the policies promoted by the left may indeed require substantial investment, this cost is dwarfed by the financial and societal burdens of the left’s approach. He emphasizes that the root of the problem stems from misguided policies that have led to wider systemic issues and wasted resources, thereby framing the current expenditures as necessary but ultimately lesser evils needed to address larger problems.