I suspect there are those who fall into each of those three brackets, but there sometimes seems to be more concern with picking fights with one's political opponent than actually trying to help those people. They're almost a means to an end before people move on to the next means to an end the next week.
In these pages we often talk fondly of the EU, and of course the EU features governments of all colours and countries of different cultures and norms, so it's a project with compromise at its core. Indeed, across Europe more generally, hung parliaments and coalitions are far more common than they are here. It seems that this is perhaps a better way to go than the US model whereby each side retreats into their base and derides everything from the other side as rubbish just because its from the other side.
