Labor politicians and strategists are dumbfounded by Anthony Albanese’s decline and confused about his agenda. They know he has one last chance to reset – but what will he advocate?
In the wake of the synagogue attack, we have heard more words of condemnation from Anthony Albanese and Labor. But over 14 months we have seen no strong action against anti-Semitism – only a retreat from moral clarity.
Chris Bowen told Labor colleague Ged Kearney we need to keep ‘our foot on the accelerator’ for renewables. If I remember it correctly, that is pretty much what Thelma said to Louise.
Not since Kevin Rudd and Julia Gillard lost control of our maritime borders have we seen our country deteriorate before our eyes like this. But this time, the damage is more widespread.
Not only is Labor’s plan to reach its net-zero goal physically impossible, the attempt is sending us a broke. At some stage the facts will break through the delusion – but it may be too late.
Dub me un-Australian, if you like, but the truth is that I was never comfortable at the beach. So it was not an easy commitment in February 2022 to walk down the steps to the ocean pool.
If green Left journalists believe what they want to believe, that is their right. But when they broadcast balderdash to the public, they are abrogating their duty and misleading audiences.
The Covid-19 Response report lacks the rigour and accountability Aussies need and deserve.
Who do you think would be smarter and more experienced in matters of energy and economics: Microsoft founder Bill Gates and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, or lifelong ALP operatives Chris Bowen and Anthony Albanese? Because not everyone can be right.
For a bloke who claims his raison d’etre is ‘fighting Tories’, Anthony Albanese has sure supplied them with plenty of ammunition.
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