Perhaps the best way to compare prime ministers is by their respect for the constitution. Three are in the news these days, Anthony Albanese, John Howard and Gough Whitlam.
While Whitlam, a QC, knowingly played the constitutional delinquent in a vain endeavour to hang on to power, Anthony Albanese has already earned the worst record of any prime minister for trying to rig referendums.
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