My view is based on being quite vocally abused by Greens voters in my union for saying I support a two state solution and support resolutions to that effect but afterwards can we please move our attention to improving conditions.
Making the Gaza issue so key to the Greens messaging has pushed a lot of people away from them towards Labor who acknowledge the issue, changed their position on recognition but then maintained a commitment to a two state solution but also knowing as a small voice on this issue move focus to local concerns. The Greens politicians make it a purity test. Im not saying Rupert goes easy on the Greens, im saying if News Corp put their full weight on the Greens rather than chasing after a moderate Albo they would have actually put sowed a narrative that would have actually stuck.
The Liberals view that Likud can do no wrong is reprehensible. The way to tackle religious hatred is to adopt a more nuanced stance on issues. Being hardline one way or the other just sows hate on the other side. The Liberals must hang their heads in shame, when presented with a chance to build a better country they try to score cheap political points that blow up in their face.
Ley's failure as leader is terrifying as it opens the door for some hardline nuffy to be handed a megaphone to spout their bile as leader of the opposition, even if they have stuff all numbers in parliament.
The real failure is Littleproud, his job is to keep the Coalition together so regional voices have a say in a future government.
