Stand for Nothing, Fall for Anything

Call me naive, but the malaise afflicting Australian politics would go a long towards finding a remedy were the major parties to clearly distinguish themselves from each other.

There’s a common frustration, or so it seems to me and, apparently, those voters who have lately favoured independents above Labor and Coalition candidates. On both sides of the aisle there is discontent amongst supporters. For example, the Labor Party insists that they won’t incentivise the miserable trade in human trafficking which flourished under their previous policies, frustrating and infuriuating open-borders leftists who want every refugee application approved. On the other hand, the Liberal Party insists they can be trusted with the nation’s economy, and yet their borrowing and spending has frustrated conservatives opposed to the immoral theft which is intergenerational debt.

My conservative friends hold little hope for Scott Morrison being the Liberal Party Prime Minister that Australia…