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Published in Politics and Government on Sunday, December 8th 2024 at 19:00 GMT by MSN   Print publication without navigation

  • George Orwell mocked those people in Britain who would rather be caught stealing from a poor-box than standing up for 'God Save the King'. In those heady and dangerous days, they were only a minority of bourgeois intellectuals who,

The article discusses the contrasting approaches to political and institutional behavior between the United States and France, particularly in light of recent political events. It highlights how French President Emmanuel Macron, after dissolving the National Assembly due to his party's poor performance in European Parliament elections, called for a snap election. This move was seen as a bold, democratic response to political adversity, showcasing a willingness to let the public decide the country's direction. The piece contrasts this with the U.S., where political leaders often cling to power despite public discontent, suggesting that American institutions could benefit from adopting a more responsive and less rigid approach to governance. The author argues that this French model of political accountability could serve as a lesson for U.S. institutions, potentially leading to a more dynamic and responsive political environment.

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