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Flat White

Why the Liberal Party is bound for the exit

11 December 2018

4:03 PM

11 December 2018

4:03 PM

Try as I might I can’t imagine any possible, even unlikely, scenario where the Coalition government in Canberra manages to get returned at the May 2019 federal election. To the contrary, consistent polling results, the recent experiences of the state divisions in Victoria and New South Wales, as well as all the anecdotal evidence indicate a landslide to Bill Shorten’s Labor on a scale that Paul Keating’s Labor suffered in 1996.

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