Despite a state-pension scandal and a summer of destructive wildfires, the voters in Greece returned a parliamentary majority for the conservative New Democracy party. The weekend voting did result in fewer seats for New Democracy, but the socialist party lost even more, and now has its smallest representation in the Greek parliament since 1977. Unfortunately, most of its losses were to even-more-radical parties on the Left, including the communists.
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John Hood is president of the John William Pope Foundation, a North Carolina-based grantmaker, and co-founder of Freedom Conservatism.
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