The author compares the performance of Australian Prime Ministers, finding Anthony Albanese's government lacking boldness compared to previous administrations. They analyze the achievements and shortcomings of leaders like Whitlam, Howard, Abbott, Rudd, Morrison, and Dutton, ultimately concluding that even Albanese's perceived blandness is preferable to Dutton's divisive and potentially harmful agenda.
Whenever I suffer disappointment with the Albanese government I turn to George Brandis to remind me how pathetic the Abbott, Turnbull and Morrison governments were . Brandis has denounced Whitlam’s cabinet as “old dinosaurs and clueless eccentrics”. What then could we say of the pretenders, including Peter Dutton, who hid behind Scott Morrison and his pathetic response to the disastrous bushfire and his callous robo-debt?George Brandis has rubbished Anthony Albanese as a shallow also-ran.
Why don’t we simply complete the picture by reinstating the White Australia policy, shut down TV at midnight with the flag flying and “God Save the King” playing, and reinstate meat and three veg as our national dish?At the heart of the heated debate and problem around Australia Day and whether the date should be changed is that there are two unreconciled groups of people in this country – Indigenous Australians and non-Indigenous.
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