03-05-2016, 08:51 AM
So, I started thinking about this because of a meme in the meme thread about the success of liberal policies. When I read it and it had Europe as a failure I thought "well, we are 12th on this one quality of life index with 11 more liberal European countries ahead of us, that doesn't seem like a failure." So I started to ponder what others might consider to be a successful government and figured I would ask. I can get into more detail later on my thoughts, about to head out for a bit. But what are your thoughts? What does a successful government look like? I think it is an important discussion as we talk about policies in this upcoming election.
