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Democrats tend to support social programs, and Republicans tend to oppose them.
Democrats tend to support social programs, and Republicans tend to oppose them.
Democrats tend to support free trade, and Republicans tend to oppose it.
Democrats tend to support free trade, and Republicans tend to oppose it.
Republicans tend to support new taxes, and Democrats tend to oppose them.
Republicans tend to support new taxes, and Democrats tend to oppose them.
Republicans tend to support immigration, and Democrats tend to oppose it.
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The statement that is historically true is:
Democrats tend to support social programs, and Republicans tend to oppose them.
This reflects the traditional positions of the two parties, where Democrats generally advocate for government intervention in the economy and social welfare programs, while Republicans typically emphasize limited government and lower taxes, often opposing extensive social programs.
