Morrison, Dons version of Platos Philosopher King. All very Labor/Green.
But as reality of current politics dictates, Technocrats are rising with the scum on the stew of climate change, (believe in it or not).

There is little hope anybody soon, is capable of closing that particular back door to power; but I have to hand it to Morrison, he’s having a crack at it.

Dan

Not much better than Turnbull. Given the new threat from China, written about in the above article, the very mention of Scott Morrison makes me shudder.

Don, I'm very surprised by your sycophantic endorsement! Perhaps you shared that highly informative, Hawian Holiday?

Yes, he has improved his visible perception/facade? But this is what they want us to see!

Whereas, the Hawian Holiday revealed, at least in part, the true Mr Morrison, I believe.

I'm withholding judgment unit an election is called. Then decide if I agree with your judgement.
Alan B.

The best we can say about him is that he is a better alternative to that clown Dutton.

David

I think Morrison is not the gilded lily painted by Don Aiken; the veneer peeled off early in the piece when he 'was missing in inaction" on his Hawaii holiday while Australia burnt. Failure 1.
The pandemic exposed his second flaw: Leaving the aged care homes issue to an incompetent Minister, who should have been sacked. Failure 2. Opportunity to build a better Australian economy: Here was the golden opportunity to plan for the future of our country by not building more houses for investors, but rather, new industries, including those which would meld with the renewable energy sector; plan to phase out Old King Coal. Hit Failure 3. Lastly, the China Syndrome: Learn some diplomacy, Scomo; (a) you are no diplomat, so use someone's skills in that field; (b) take some initiatives from Joe Biden and other American Presidents, especially Theodore Roosevelt- "speak softly and carry a big stick".
"Scomo" has a lot to learn, and Aiken could well have suggested that his pupil would have been better spending his time in learning the rudiments of politics, and less time on the Bible, as the former teaches one more about the worst aspects of human beings, while the latter searches for goodness in human beings- a very rare quality.

David,

Isn't it strange how different people see other people differently? I thought that Dutton was just the hard man we needed; and we would have had him if it were not for the dirty dealings of Turnbull before he left. With the help of the wet lefties who now infest the Liberal party of course.

I think that there is a lot to be said for the people electing the PM. And, given the hysteria and shemozzle about climate change and the China virus, it's also time to review our version of the Westminster system and Federation.