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| I think there might be a bit of a mix-up about the Democratic Party’s makeup. Most of the new members of Congress seem to lean toward the center. While some far-left representatives were elected, they’re a smaller part of the new group—which helps explain why Democrats won in places that used to be solidly Republican.
Working toward ending wars, removing tariffs, releasing the Epstein files (which might lead to some politicians stepping down), and cutting the ICE budget all point to a smaller government.
I also agree that there were chances for financial gains in fuel marketing and buying. That fuel aid program really comes down to one person, and he’s not a Democrat.
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Fuel Aid
