You would have to have a heart of concrete to deny the PM his fun, but some voters are genuinely miffed at a time when Albanese is becoming increasingly unpopular.
The prime minister of Australia deftly flicked the switch to vaudeville on Sunday night.Anthony Albanese continued the long and sometimes embarrassing tradition of political leaders freeing themselves from the shackles of serious interviews and jumping into mainstream culture – all in the pursuit of popularity.The timing of his appearance was interesting, to say the least. He was lucky no one mentioned the cost of living or the Middle East crisis.
Mercifully, his appearance was nowhere near as toe-curling as then-treasurer Peter Costello stumbling his way through the macarena with Kerri-Anne Kennerley onAt one point, a clearly excited but nervous PM told his fellow panellists: “It’s a risky enough proposition being here at all.”is not really much of a risk. It is arguably the nicest half-hour of Australian TV, and Sunday night was tame stuff. The prime minister correctly answered questions about Ratcat, Elton John and The Sunnyboys.
You would have to have a heart of concrete to deny Albo his fun, but some voters are genuinely miffed at a time when he is becoming increasingly unpopular. According to Monday’sSo much so that this masthead dubbed him the FM PM
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