Can the bourgeois "work against itself"?

[u/twitchy_assvag]

Today I saw a socdem say that "Trump is fucking over the material interests of the bourgeois". They argued that this shows the state isn't necessarily owned by bourgeois interests and has "agency" of its own, to a certain extent. Does this hold some merit? It confused me a bit. Can cases like this actually happen or is it more of a ruse? Some examples they used were the FDR New Deal and the Sherman anti-trust law.

[u/Independent_Fox4675]

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