Peter Dutton’s election to Liberal Party leader has served as a belated victory for those who wanted to see Malcolm Turnbull nudged out of the spotlight by a true conservative.
Scott Morrison’s side-step into power was always a ‘what the?’ moment for blue ribbon Liberals – a factional game that ultimately led to a slow death for federal conservatism.
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