This scenario is paved with both political and economic reform . It begins when the government loses support even among its own supporters. The ruling elite begins to criticize each other publicly. Many begin searching for exit strategies, preparing for the worst. The run-up to the ruling party elections confirms widespread discontent.
Party whips are unable to control the delegates.
At the national elections of the ruling party, a key position is captured by a relatively unknown candidate. The victor moves quickly to secure his victory through obtaining the support of some of the key players. The ruling party engages in a public relations effort to boost his image. With time, it becomes clear that his victory has been engineered from the innermost circles of power. Soon after the President and his cabinet have been sworn in, he unleashes an extensive agenda that signals a decisive break from the past.