Something strange is happening to the Liberal Party in South Australia, long captured by the ascendant so-called “moderate” faction, led at state level by Premier Steven Marshall and Deputy Premier and Attorney-General Vickie Chapman.
Only time will tell, but it feels like the scales are falling from the eyes of many South Australian conservative voters – voters who once relied on the party to hold the line on so-called life issues.
Not any longer.
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