Consider this scenario: During the stalemate over a potential government shutdown in 2023, most Republicans in Congress wanted greater cuts to government social program spending than did most Democrats. Based on the scenario, is the following statement true or false? This was in line with the two parties’ longer-term positions on government spending. Question 20 options: True False
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