Bill Shorten’s political career grew out of the moderate industrial wing of the Labor Party. After deposing two Labor prime ministers as a factional warlord, he sought to lead the nation with the help of hard-left industrial unions such as the CFMEU. He enveloped and united more of Labor’s tribes by moving to the left on a smash-the-bosses and tax-the-rich rhetoric. By contrast, Anthony Albanese is a creature of the party’s inner city progressive left. His mentor was Whitlam era Labor left-winger Tom Uren. He’s had his photo taken with ageing British revolutionary socialist Jeremy Corbyn. But he also draws inspiration and support from Paul Keating.