In his victory speech following the 2019 federal election, Prime Minister Scott Morrison declared he has “always believed in miracles”. It’s true he defied the predictions of pundits and journalists, but then, perhaps they were simply fooled by push polling, unrepresentative sampling, and their own hubris?
What really does seem miraculous is the recent party room ballot which elected Dominic Perrottet New South Wales premier.
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