Of course, conservatives and Republicans could hope that their own favorite policy priorities would emerge as the administration’s preferred strategy. Or they could be content with whichever of the three strategies that they expected to see, agreeing that, in any case, fiscal policy was always going to be much better than it would have been under Democratic rule.
Naturalmente, los conservadores y los republicanos podían abrigar la esperanza de que sus prioridades políticas favoritas resultaran ser la estrategia preferida del Gobierno o podían contentarse con cualquiera de las tres estrategias que esperaban, al convenir en que, en cualquier caso, la política fiscal iba a ser siempre mucho mejor que la que hubiera aplicado un gobierno demócrata.