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The Truth About The Liberal Party

On: 13 May 2025

In: democracy, economics, featured, Government, latest post, politics

The neocons in Australia keep spruiking stuff about their culture wars but in reality the nation has rejected them. The truth about the Liberal Party is that the electorate has given a succession of their leaders the old heave ho. Former PM John Howard in Bennelong was ousted in 2007.Continue Reading

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