Can Anyone Govern Britain... Or America?

Britain is facing its seventh prime minister in a decade, raising questions about the stability of its parliamentary system. This instability mirrors the dysfunction seen in the U.S. Congress, where overwhelming election wins don't always lead to effective governance. The article explores whether representative government is losing its relevance, suggesting that the challenges in both Europe and America may point to a broader crisis in democratic institutions. This is significant as it questions the future of representative government globally.