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This strategy implies a long-term plan to solidify Democratic dominance by fostering dependency on government programs and spending. Each expansion, in this view, becomes an investment in political capital, as those who receive benefits are more likely to vote in favor of policies that sustain or increase government size.
The current crisis, therefore, is not merely about fiscal policy but about political power and the future direction of the nation’s governance. It reveals the underlying motives driving the debate: the desire to grow government not just for policy reasons but as a fundamental means to secure electoral dominance.