The government has hit major headwinds and it’s unclear who might provide the motivation for a change in direction
is now little better than an open sewer flushing feelings that haven’t been shared in polite society for several decades.
made the government look tone deaf, vaguely shifty and completely disorganised on a water cooler subject . This week, the government unveiled a new inquiry into Covid-19 which excluded unilateral actions taken by the states from its scope. Perhaps I could suggest two ways to restore a bit of comity and collaboration in the progressive camp; ideas that have the benefit of being good policy.
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