For a man who has built his political image on being a relatable, down-to-earth, working class battler, Anthony Albanese sure does enjoy the finer things in life, particularly if someone else is paying.
The many smear campaigns against Donald Trump are failing but don’t expect the Left to find a new strategy – they will double down on the lies and fake news until November 5.
The Allan government’s plan for high-rise, high-density buildings at suburban train stations is the sort of “sounds good on paper” idiocy championed by the bureaucratic Left that is doomed to fail in the real world.
Greater Western Sydney’s ‘wacky Wednesday’ antics left the easily spooked football world in a tizz, triggering the joyless Karen brigade despite the celebration being a private affair.
A country’s foreign policy should never be compromised with identity politics or racial grievances so Australians are entitled to ask why we now have an Ambassador for First Nations Peoples.
That a man convicted of killing someone in late 2018 was free to visit the Essendon change rooms in 2024 is one more alarming example of how out of step Victorian sentences are with community expectations.
Australians suffering under a cost of living crisis will be relieved to know their hard earned tax dollars are going to fund a range of absurd academic projects covering every far Left obsession, including race, slavery and colonialism.
Jacinta Allan and Victoria Police command have done jack all to stop the regular anti-Israel rallies in the past year, but it was a different story when Victorians were protesting the state’s draconian Covid-era policies.
There would be hell to pay in 2024 if one were to mock an overweight woman’s appearance, but it seems you can do just that if the woman is thin, without any fear of being called a bully, a body-shamer or misogynistic.
The new breed of Right-wing leaders are conviction politicians who unashamedly pursue an agenda that sees them maligned by the establishment, but despite the doom-saying they are enormously effective and popular.
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