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Proving that democracy could be responsive enough and decisive enough to meet the needs of changing times was the defining challenge of the 20th century .
Democracy produces governments focused on the short term, which change direction frequently and fail to plan for the future.
Winston Churchill could only defend democracy as the worst form of government except for all the others’.
Rishi Sunak turned up to cancel the project north of Birmingham and render the whole thing as pointless as its initial misleading sell.
Now that’s done, Labour is unwilling to undo it. And that will render the money it will spend on railways largely pointless.
It hasn’t tackled the big thing, meaning the problems will get worse and worse.
Ducking the big decision today is always easier, for now.
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