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Scott Morrison leaves parliament: A winner or a loser?
Feb 28, 2024
Delving into Scott Morrison's controversial decisions like Robodet and 'stopping the boats', the podcast discusses his final speech in parliament and reflects on his political career. Exploring his persona as a 'daggie dad' and the influence of religion on his politics, the episode questions whether he was a winner or a loser in the game of politics.
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- Scott Morrison's political career showcased performative politics over substance, emphasizing showmanship and detachment from policy delivery.
- Despite emphasizing gratitude and Judeo-Christian values in his final speech, Scott Morrison's legacy is marked by controversies, performative politics, and public distrust.
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Scott Morrison's Performance in Politics
Scott Morrison's political career exemplified a trend in politics where performance detached itself from substance. His approach to becoming Prime Minister showcased a showmanship of cosplaying various roles without emphasizing policy or real achievements. Morrison capitalized on the performative aspect of politics, which highlighted a concerning shift away from tangible delivery of policies and governance.
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