With around a month left before the federal election, Anthony Albanese finds himself in a similar position that Prime Minister Scott Morrison was in during the last federal election campaign.
When Morrison campaigned as new leader of the Liberal Party in 2018, the party was divided. Tony Abbott had been rolled by Malcolm Turnbull, and then – when Turnbull failed to deliver – Morrison reaped the spoils of a coup he did not orchestrate.
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