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The study focused on the state and capital relations during Obama and Trump periods to understand why neoliberalism was deepened in government practices despite the 2008 crisis being questioned in the United States. The State Relative Autonomy Thesis is intended to show how successful it was in the declaration of the U.S. government policies developed as a response to the crisis during the Obama and Trump period. For this purpose, the first is critically studied in the framework of the work of Domhoff and Miliband's Relative State Autonomy Thesis of Poulantzas. Obama’s election campaigns are supported by the capital class, and Trump is a businessman, and the capital class is directly involved in the creation of the U.S. state policies. As a result, it is discussed that the policies that these governments develop against the crisis lead to the deepening of neoliberalism and the neglect of errors in this system. In the outcome section, it is revealed that the state, as a result of its close ties with the capital class, is unable to behave relatively self-sufficient when developing and implementing crisis-oriented policies, and that the financial capital is more likely to behave as an instrument.

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