Wrong way, go back
My last Dis-Con Note (‘Watching and hoping, Mr Morrison’, 13/07/19) pointed out that, despite his ‘miracle’ election victory, Prime Minister Scott Morrison ‘has not really succeeded in what still needs to be his primary task of winning back the Dis-Con vote’. Dis-Cons, it said, ‘need to be convinced that we now have … [a government] centred on genuinely conservative values’, and it went on to suggest various actions by ‘which it would be open to Morrison to give a clear, non-temporising lead’ to that effect.
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