Kurz-Dahlism

Kurz-Dahlism, also known as the Kurz-Dahl Doctrine or the Kurz-Dahl Bromance, is a political philosophy that describes the leadership of the 2011-2015 Veldenlandian Government Coalition, the term itself was coined by MP For Aarnselm Central, Mohammed William A. H. Reid, and was used by both Prime Minister Sebastian Kurz and Deputy Prime Minister Bastian Dahl. Kurz-Dahlism came about following the collapse of the VDP-Conservative Coalition which died within weeks of forming and the extreme nature of the policies which they attempted to pass led to support for a move towards more pragmatic, radically centrist which Kurz-Dahlism arguably embodies.

The doctrine believes that for the management of the country to be more efficient, the two major parties should work together in writing, discussing and passing parliamentary bills, as it guarantees a super majority and the fairest laws for all Veldenlandian Citizens, the Prime Minister has also described the ideology as "The Synthesis of the ideals of Social Democracy and Conservatism."

It is the prime ideological movement behind the focus of the Spring and Conservative Parties.

Criticisms
Opponents of this Doctrine believes that the two major parties have very different agendas and ideals, and is unable to fully work together, thus, leading to a dysfunctional government. Many of the hard line conservative and socialist factions within the Spring and Conservative Party denounced this pragmatic politics as far too "establishment", something both parties arguably are opposed to. In the 2011 Local Elections many voters who opposed this moved to Labour and the Forum for Democracy Party, however, most voters stuck with the party.