Strategic Shifts in a Second Term

This chapter explores the strategic differences a second-term president, particularly Trump, may adopt when compared to their first term, allowing for larger initiatives free from electoral pressures. It highlights the importance of retaining congressional majorities to support key policies and delves into the complexities of governmental negotiations and bureaucratic influence on policy. The discussion also reflects on critical issues such as budget allocations, government shutdowns, and the need for reform within bureaucratic processes to better serve public needs.

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