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I come to praise Tony, not to bury him

Despite the flaws, Tony Abbott was a proper conservative

19 September 2015

9:00 AM

19 September 2015

9:00 AM

Senator George Brandis did a nice impression before the last election of wanting to be a latter day incarnation of John Stuart Mill, the go-to man to protect the core Western value of free speech. He was going to rid us of that troublesome section 18C. Of course that didn’t actually pan out as planned, as you will all know.

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