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Flat White

Right wing swing? Sure – but not to the Coalition

28 August 2018

6:12 PM

28 August 2018

6:12 PM

Peter Dutton lamented the loss of principled conservatism in the LNP and subsequently decided that the best course of action was to lead a coup against Malcolm Turnbull, bolstered by the perennially dissatisfied right-wing contingent of the coalition. The majority of the Liberal party room shared this view, apparently, which gave rise to the wholly unedifying debacle of yet another leadership spill.

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