This changes everything, for a while, at least
Everyone needs to be rowing in the same direction. Well-paid and well-insulated critics, sniping from the sidelines, need to put their outrage in park. Spats over the carbon tax, immigration policy, and deficits will all re-emerge after the worst is over. They just don’t seem as important all of a sudden.
CHELSEA, QUE.—After the virus is gone—and it will go—will life, particularly political life, be any different? Will ideology, of any stripe, look like the clumsy, rigid tool that it is, wholly inappropriate for dealing with the mess of a real-life crisis? Will the shared sense of purpose, the ...
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