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While the left struggles to regain its footing, relying heavily on public demonstrations and litigation, the Trump administration remains assertive, positioning itself as pro-cuts and financially prudent. The notion of cutting waste and duplication in government spending is deemed non-controversial—the challenge lies in overcoming the resistance from entrenched bureaucracies that are perceived to prioritize self-preservation over fiscal responsibility. Criticism of the administrative state points to a broader desire among conservatives to limit governmental overreach, even as they navigate the potential fallout from budgetary constraints.