👉 The term "semifatalistic" is often used in the context of political science to describe a situation where a party or group has gained significant influence but not enough power to be considered dominant. This can happen when a party or group has been able to gain some support, but their position within the political system remains uncertain and may require further action from the larger political elite. Semifatalistic parties are often characterized by a lack of clear leadership, weak policies, and limited ability to influence policy
