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Mr 17% 'has hardly put a foot wrong'. The delusion continues.
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It is much more instructive to examine the early political decisions the opposition has made. There have probably been four key decisions so far, each of them correct. First, the opposition was right to oppose the 43 per cent emissions reduction target. In saying that, I don’t deny for a moment that the Liberal and National parties were way behind the game on climate policy over recent years. I don’t doubt that the interventions of people like Matt Canavan were electoral poison in the cities. But frankly, the Coalition is so brand-damaged in this area that it is never going to win an argument with Labor (let alone the Greens or the teals) about the environment.
So, what it has to do is change the conversation, from global warming to the effect of more ambitious emissions-reduction targets on household budgets. Dutton will want the cost of living to be the big issue at the next election because whenever that is the issue, the public blames the government. One of the principal contributors to the much higher cost of living in three years’ time will be energy prices. It would have made no political sense for the opposition to wave the 43 per cent target through and share the responsibility for the higher costs that result.
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Canavan ??" I don’t doubt that the interventions of people like Matt Canavan were electoral poison in the cities."
All Canavan does is post troll Tweets about renewable energy while getting his "miner" cosplay on. (Not "minor" - that has never been insinuated and Canavan has never answered any questions about it.)
Delusional.
The pivot to Putin was shit, any conservative worth their salt is digging up the fetid corpses of Reagan and Thatcher this morning.He actually did about as well as could be expect until right before the very end of that.
"The lessons of the 80's" indeed!
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That's the thing, I don't think he's conservative. I think conservatism gets him what he wants.The pivot to Putin was s**t, any conservative worth their salt is digging up the fetid corpses of Reagan and Thatcher this morning.
F***ing clueless.
I'd have hoped someone who wants to be PM would have a better grasp than clueless on Gorbachev and his legacy than what Dutton displayed there. I could have ad libbed a lot better than that.I don't know, it wasn't too bad, knew he didn't know much about Gorbachev apart from "someone who has a different style to current leadership" then used it to get the easy score of kick putin.
I think that a) Dutton will never be PM and b) I think he would be pretty dismissive of foreign policy, delegate it to which ever minister and generally not give much of a shit about what other countries do unto each other (short of invasive war eg Putin). Foreign affairs generally doesn't win votes in Australia, i think people more concerned with hip pocket or health care/ domestic issues. Why care about the outside world?I'd have hoped someone who wants to be PM would have a better grasp than clueless on Gorbachev and his legacy than what Dutton displayed there. I could have ad libbed a lot better than that.
When Tony Abbot became leader of the oppostiton common consensus was you can't be serious and look what happened.
''Mr Speaker'' I guess when you have spent your whole life saying one thing, takes a little time to adjust. But looking at he kept saying it like was doing it on purpose from then on.
Got to give it to you, I laughed. At least you're consistent.Our next Prime Minister
Get around him!
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