e nations well being, but keeps the government out of individuals personal affairs.But, these separations have been drawn in the sand for some time now, so why is it that the Conservative Party is taking a hit just recently in advanced industrial nations? Its quite simple. The conservative wealthy men are becoming a minority in this country as well as around the world. Nationally, the United States will be seeing the largest elderly community ever in the next few years due to the baby-boomers reaching retirement age. This combined with the Generation-X adolescents reaching the voting age makes for at least two large groups who are statistically liberal to be likely to vote accordingly in years to come.Now, left-wing parties all over are finding they have more recipients than expected, and right-wing parties are hunting for new voters. These new liberal participants are a combination of the baby-boomers and the Generation-Xers swaying to left-wing views and the fact that people everywhere are tired of living in a society run by their parents or grand parents way of thinking. People are trying to push out of the World War era mentality and are embracing more open-minded ways of living for the future. Look at the way Tony Blair, Prime Minister of England, describes himself as the product of the rock and roll generation (CP Article 5:14). Times are changing, and people are following accordingly.There is also another explanation for this global shift to left-wing parties in advanced industrialized democracies. There seems to have been an emergence of new parties throughout many of these nations that consider themselves to be more moderate than either right-wing or left-wing parties. These parties, the Third Way in England, New Middle in Germany, and New Dmocrats in the United States, have led to candidates having basically the same subst...
