I wonder if we will hear Morrison’s rhetoric about being "all in it together" again after his Father's Day jaunt, taboo for everyone else.

The only people who can deal with Morrison in the appropriate way are the voters of Cook. However, like most Australian voters rusted onto a party, no matter what, about 60% of them (63% in 2016) will vote Liberal and this arrogant, undeserving man will be returned. Given his Labor-like attitude, he might even pick up extra votes from the Left.

Confident spruiking that he has done no wrong legally just doesn't cut the mustard. It's damn poor form from a damn poor sort of person.

The only people who can deal with Morrison in the appropriate way are the voters of Cook.
ttbn,
It's nothing like that as all. It's due to Qld Labor spending more money in indigenous communities than anywhere else.

Probably 'selfish' is a better description of Morrison. He has always reminded me of a big, friendly (appearing) moon faced boy who has little empathy with other people, and is rather self-centred.

I don't get the reference to Queensland, individual; the division of Cook is in NSW.

ttbn,
I thought you referred to the electorate of Cook in North Queensland. Apologies !

This is typical Morrison, with his born to rule mantra. Do as I say, not do as I do. The guys as phoney as a $3 bill, with his smoke and mirrors, no wonder they call him Scotty from marketing. Take one look at the Covid pandemic and Morrison's mismanagement is written all over it, from his mishandling of hotel quarantine, to the shambolic vaccine roll-out, add in the Coalitions economic disaster, a trillion dollar debt for the next 100 years. The best thing Morrison said was back in March 2020 when the pandemic first hit, asked what he was going to do, Morrison said; "I'm off to the football." Pity he didn't stay at the football.