A refreshingly aware take that praises and critiques both sides of the aisle for the real purpose of government, to improve the quality of life for citizens. I would have liked to see more thorough arguments on the macroeconomics of the ideas. The abundance vs scarcity argument, while I agree with the premise, felt circular by the end.
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