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Even if it's a political video-game, don't forget that it's just a game after all and before everything. The best thing to do is to leave your political stance in the real life and enjoy the game for what it is. :)
You'd probably really only be tearing your hair out if you get stuck on some policies not working the way the research you've read would suggest. If you realize that the game is a massive oversimplification of reality anyway and just treat it like a game then that stuff won't bother you so much,
And of course you can also mod things to be different or more detailed. (Like say replace the Gun Control policy with several policies that implement different aspects of gun control.)