The Greens’ policies are about to come crashing down

The Greens want to recreate Australia in their own cultural Marxist image

Senator Hanson-Young’s inability to answer simple questions about Australia’s defence is representative of the Greens’ naïve worldview. In my opinion, Greens politicians are cultural Marxists propped up by the system of democracy and capitalism they hate. That same system effectively pays them to have a platform for talking nonsense. And it’s getting worse.

As the realities of economics and global politics hit home, the Greens have not only been found wanting, but completely wrong.

My lates in The Spectator Australia, The Greens’ policies are about to come crashing down.

As the realities of economics and global politics hit home, the Greens have not only been found wanting, but completely wrong.

The Greens’ motto, ‘A Future for All of Us’, should read ‘A Future for None of Us’...https://t.co/Y7Zj23JO2J

— The Spectator Australia (@SpectatorOz) February 28, 2025

Albo is officially on the ropes after knocking himself out

Et tu, Brute?

After three years of the worst government in Australian history, it isn’t the cost-of-living crisis, the divided society, the reduced productivity, the poor defence stance, or the increased public spending ailing Albanese.

It’s not even Tony Burke’s spurious use of citizenship ceremonies to try to save a sinking ship.

It is Albo breaking his own promise to return integrity to politics that has knocked him out of the next federal election.

Writing in the Morning Double Shot newsletter, Terry Barnes had this to say:

Michael de Percy argues that, politically speaking, Anthony Albanese is a rotting carcass, twisting in the breeze.  Not because of his prime ministerial record, but because he promised to restore integrity in politics and not only failed, but he and his Labor henchmen have trashed integrity enthusiastically. As we see Labor going hammer-and-tongs at Peter Dutton the man, making all manner of claims about Dutton’s integrity, Albanese hasn’t called off the attack dogs in the way Dutton did with his when the Albanese Copacabana cliffside castle hit the news late last year.  What’s that they say about the standard you walk past?

My latest in The Spectator Australia, Albo is officially on the ropes after knocking himself out.

After three years of the worst government in Australian history, it looks like Albanese might be a one-term Prime Minister.

The polls show that voters prefer Opposition Leader Peter Dutton, although the Coalition's primary vote could use a bit of work.

Jim Chalmers is likely… pic.twitter.com/M7bGZIrCaC

— The Spectator Australia (@SpectatorOz) February 25, 2025

Albo is officially on the ropes after knocking himself out | The Spectator Australia MUST READ https://t.co/PLvtsaXHtz

— Rowan Dean (@rowandean) February 28, 2025

Nobody hates light rail, but it's not going to fix Canberra's transport woes

Nobody hates light rail, but it's not going to fix Canberra's transport woes

With suburbs growing at Yass, Goulburn, Gunning, Murrumbateman, Sutton, Gundaroo, and elsewhere in the regions surrounding the ACT, the light rail is barely a drop in the ocean in solving Canberra's transport problem.

For those who can no longer afford to buy a house in the ACT, the NSW regions provide ample opportunity for cheaper housing for those who work in Canberra and are happy to commute.

My latest in The Canberra Times, Nobody hates light rail, but it's not going to fix Canberra's transport woes.

My latest in @canberratimes: https://t.co/aHSAk3iNBX

— Dr Michael de Percy (@FlaneurPolitiq) February 25, 2025