Ian Black
Are we to take any lessons from the current political changes occurring in the United Kingdom, where the voters appear to be tired of the right side and the left side of the equation and have stumbled into a political arrangement that may help to avert a crisis.
The leader of the Conservative Party has cut a deal with the Liberal Democrats to build a center right coalition. Both Parties have had to sacrifice their different ideologies for a pragmatic platform that can trim the welfare state and raise taxes while still funding the things that lead to long term growth.
When pragmatism replaces ideology things might change.
