The Political Clock is a visual and analytical framework that explains how political systems shift over time based on the centralization and enforcement of power. 

Rather than viewing politics along a simple left-right spectrum, The Political Clock illustrates how movements of any ideology can drift either toward individual liberty and constitutional limits, or toward centralized authority and top-down control. 

By focusing on structure rather than labels, the framework helps citizens, journalists, and policymakers recognize when well-intentioned ideas begin to undermine pluralism, accountability, and self-governance.  

The Political Clock provides a shared language for understanding political drift before it hardens into permanent systems. 

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