> against anything government-related working better I think there's some injected subjectivity/interpretation here: You don't get the concrete option to "make

> against anything government-related working better I think there's some injected subjectivity/interpretation here: You don't get the concrete option to "make something better", you get the option to "spend money on something" with the aim of making it better. These aren't always the same, and sometimes reform (the implied power to change things that comes with new funding) can make things worse.