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This ideological divergence is not merely theoretical. It manifests in real policy debates and political campaigns—yet the electorate, shaped by personal experiences with government inefficiency, corruption, and dysfunction, is increasingly rejecting the idea of giving more power to an already bloated and potentially mismanaged government infrastructure.
Furthermore, the narrative of projection and accusations—claiming that conservatives are dangerous authoritarians—stands in stark contrast to the reality of Democrat behavior, which includes weaponizing agencies, restricting free speech, and tolerating extreme symbols or rhetoric when politically convenient.