Pat Buchanan Recommend this article  How Europe's crisis
resolves itself as yet remains unknown.      Consider what the
French electorate just said.      In Greece, the returns were
equally dramatic.  PASOK, the governing center-left party, ran
third with 13 percent of the vote. New Democracy, the center-
right party that is in coalition with PASOK, ran first but won
only 19 percent.  These two parties saw their combined support
sliced in half since the last election and may be unable to form
a government that can continue to impose the austerity the
German-led eurozone is demanding as the price of Greece's
bailout.  The parties that gained most were the communists with
7 percent, Syriza, a radical-left party, with 17 percent, and
Golden Dawn, a far-right party that has called for land mines on
the border, with 7 percent. All three will bedevil any coalition
that accedes to German demands.  What is causing the collapse of
the center in Europe?  Recommend this article  Pat Buchanan
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