6 weeks on from the monumental AUKUS announcement the Australian Labor Party continue to display that they are simply out of ammunition and ideas on how to capture votes.
Labor takes France’s side on subsJohn Roskam's article surmises the ALP desperate political attempts in 1 paragraph.
They're simply devoid of ideas, and grasping at a last ditch attempt to make politics about 1 person while simultaneously failing to deliver any policies for Australian's to consider and vote on'Labor’s political calculation is there are benefits to complaining about the PM’s character, because that’s what its focus groups say it should say. However, Labor might have forgotten that in a diplomatic spat between two national leaders, the Australian public will probably back the Australian.
Morrison can sometimes be glib, but he wasn’t wrong when he said about all of this, “I know whose side I’m on”.'
