Some people have something to say and other people just have to say something. Anthony Albanese is firmly in the latter category.
The Labor leader, who is clearly struggling with an acute case of relevancy deprivation syndrome, yesterday called a special press conference to showcase his growing irrelevance.
Having failed miserably to assert himself in any meaningful way in domestic affairs, the would-be prime minister who is preferred by just 26% of voters, decided it was time to insert himself into the presidential election.
Albanese’s big announcement was that Prime Minister Scott Morrison should pull President Trump into line with a lecture on...
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