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Aux bien pensants

19 September 2015

9:00 AM

19 September 2015

9:00 AM

If Malcolm Turnbull is remembered for anything, it will be for his supreme act of treachery in bringing down a successful prime minister merely to achieve, illegitimately, the office he has so long lusted after. Apart from relying on Abbott’s performance in the polls – significantly better than Turnbull’s when he was leader − the only other justification offered was that Turnbull believes he communicates better.

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