One Nation, the only answer to Uniparty’s sinking ship

The Uniparty got us into this mess. They cannot be trusted to get us out.

Tell me again why we need the Uniparty?

Punters keep saying that One Nation is intent on tearing our political institutions down. If these institutions were in good shape, they might be worth saving. Instead, we have political institutions that are sinking us more each day. This can’t go on forever.

The Uniparty got us into this mess. They cannot be trusted to get us out.

I’d rather take a punt on One Nation. If that means jumping ship on the Liberals, they only have themselves to blame.

In the Morning Double Shot newsletter, Terry Barnes wrote:

But will the centre-right parties, other than One Nation, actually do that? Many see them as a wing of the Uniparty, a duopoly in which Labor and the Coalition are interchangeable, and the policies they deliver are little different from each other. Michael de Percy is one of the many, and he argues that One Nation is the only answer to the Uniparty’s sinking ship. Indeed, your scribe got a dishonourable mention in Dr de P’s piece: gradualist Burkean conservatism is so unfashionable these days, and so is your avowed Burkean scribe. A full-on political revolution, in which Orange is the New Blue, is the only answer – or is it? As for the political class itself, Stephen Fyson has a few thoughts about them.

 My latest in The Spectator Australia, One Nation, the only answer to Uniparty’s sinking ship.