Given the partisan polarization at the moment, is libertarianism the only rationally coherent and ethically principled form of 'centrism'? Or are there other coherent & principled forms of centrism? Genuinely curious.
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Doesn't Libertarianism entail shutting out even the most trivial leftist economic policies, and if so; how can it be centrist?
What's an example of a trivial leftist economic policy that would fit into a rationally & ethically coherent centrism?
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