Governing is no mere technical matter. It involves making choices of priorities and resource allocation and these are driven by values. So governing is intrinsically political. One cannot complain therefore that this government is being “political”. All governments are political. The point is to recognise what that politics is so that the differences between technocratic option-taking and ideological interventions can be surfaced. Read more »
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