For me, at least, one of the less edifying sights of recent times was watching Australia’s Prime Minister and his wife trying on television to seize what was known traditionally as ‘the moral high ground’.
Thirty years let alone half a century ago such an ambition would have been rather easier than it is today because anyone attempting to do so would have been assured of sharing a large number of their assumptions with their audience.
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