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26/11/22

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Originally posted by boomeronrations: ↑

''their religious policies.''
The Libs seem unable to fathom the harm that the religious right infiltration of the party is having.
Any economic policy tends to get distracted by some crazy culture wars theme.
In WA , the Federal election and probably South Australia , the holy rollers are anything other than a net positive.
Australia is not Trump Land.
The accomodation by the libs of the loony right , gains fewer votes than it loses on the other side of the equation.
People I have economic arguments with over lunch , who would have been perfect as liberal candidates a few years ago , no interest at all , because the branches are full of born agains.
Unfortunately , from my point of view , it has allowed the ALP to move to the right economically and pick up these voters [ economically old style libs , but socially libertarian], along with the Teals.
The Greens pick up some of the people the ALP has moved away from on the left , but their net seems positive.

Still , why am I bitching , how many LNP governments left in Australia?
We probably wouldn't have had Morrison if it wasn't for a very inept ALP campaign .
NSW next?

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it’s scary how backwards the liberal party have become !

like if they lose nsw, only tassie will be the only liberal party strong hold and I live in tassie lol !

I think the liberal party need a strong new leader and get rid of duttoo if they have any common sense !
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