Neither France Nor Britain Made an Ideological Shift, and All Parties Will Be Pitching Toward the Center
In Britain, the roadmap back to office need not be lengthy for the Conservatives. In France, as always, it is more complicated.

The two important European elections are easy to misunderstand. Neither constituted the apparent ideological shift that appeared to occur and that had been anticipated in both the United Kingdom and France. The British had to defeat the Conservatives — for the first time in British history, the same party had put up five prime ministers in eight years and they had all failed.
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