Bulldozed: Scott Morrison’s Fall and Anthony Albanese’s Rise
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Read between December 15, 2022 - January 6, 2023
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Boris Johnson without the hair or the humour.
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He amassed unprecedented powers while simultaneously avoiding responsibility and accountability.
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Andrews listed five reasons for the defeat: voters’ intense dislike of Morrison; their belief that the government had not done enough on climate change and the environment; their concern that politics lacked integrity; their desire for politicians to behave better; and their conviction that the government had not been supportive of women.
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‘He is missing that part of the brain that controls empathy,’
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Often, it would be with one stunt after another, each more ridiculous than the one that preceded it, not stopping until close to the end when he crash-tackled eight-year-old Luca Fauvette on a football field.
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Scott Morrison effectively destroyed his prime ministership on 15 December 2019, when he boarded a flight in Sydney with his wife, Jenny, and their daughters, Abbey and Lily, bound for a Hawaiian holiday.