Sky News contributor Prue MacSween says there’s a push happening, where some people are backing leaders who won’t give in to “noisy minority groups”.
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“We’re experiencing and feeling what our parents did during the Great Depression,” Ms MacSween told Sky News host James Morrow.
“G’day, we’re heading down a path here where everyone’s getting on the bandwagon, so enough with the ideologies, let’s focus on what really works, if you know what I mean. A lot of Aussies are after leaders who are firm and decisive, who can handle the howling mob, and that’s what we really need.”
