There’s definitely something wrong in Angus Taylor’s head
"I do agree with the prime minister that Australia could never publicly pre-commit to a particular course of action in a particular conflict," Shadow Finance Minister James Paterson said. He strongly argued no current government could "bind the hands" of a future government on such matters.
Shadow Home Affairs Minister Andrew Hastie agreed that it's "unreasonable for Australia to declare a position for a hypothetical".
But then - here’s the head case
“Angus Taylor, however, had a different view.
Taylor, who's relatively new to the national security space as shadow defence minister, put forward an entirely new position for the Coalition.
He argues both Australia and the United States should commit to protecting Taiwan.
"We should have a joint commitment with them to the security of Taiwan," Taylor told 7.30.”
