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The problem with your second paragraph is that it is made up theory. Goverment projects do actually frequently end. Sometimes for good reasons, other times for
by watwut 2y ago
The problem with your second paragraph is that it is made up theory.
Goverment projects do actually frequently end. Sometimes for good reasons, other times for wrong reasons - like conservatives not liking it when they work and are effective.
But it is not true they would all be infinite.
- bko 2y agoThis is easily searchable. Here is a quick answer from Claude. > Regarding agency terminations through sunset provisions, in practice these have been rare. Despite the widespread adoption of sunset laws at the state level in the 1970s and 1980s (with 35 states enacting such laws), "few agencies have actually been terminated under these sunset provisions." At the federal level, Congress has used sunset provisions more sparingly and typically for specific statutes rather than entire agencies. [Britannica](https://www.britannica.com/topic/sunset-law https://www.britannica.com/topic/sunset-law) As the saying goes, there's nothing as permanent as a temporary government program