Political aspirations can often be read by having a look at whose bust dominates a politician’s personal office space.
Winston Churchill, William Morris Hughes, Robert Menzies, John Gorton, Gough Whitlam – they each have something that makes them worthy of shelf space, but which of them would we find gracing Daniel Andrews’ shelves?
Karl Marx would seem an obvious choice, followed by the dictatorial Lenin or Stalin.
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