I suppose two fundamental departures from traditional Liberal party positions in a week or so is about par for the course, so we should not get too excited about them. The problem, however, is that these movements in the political tectonic plates now come so regularly and they are so vast in their ambit and earthshaking in their effect, that most voters must be wondering, like me, if the Liberal party exists at all.
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