Albo makes the first blunder of the Federal Election Campaign while continuing to interrogate the agreements made with the greens.
Anthony Albanese, after saying that he would not ignore an agreement with the greens, the first remarkable blunder of the election campaign.
At a press conference at WA, the Prime Minister was asked on the fourth day of the election campaign that they stopped making an agreement with the Greens.
Saying that this would be a matter for the organizational wing of the party, Albania insisted that ‘will not be managed in the coalition with anyone, including the Greens’.
But then he caught himself as double negatively.
“ If you ask me, ‘Do you exclude the management in the coalition with the greens? “The answer is no, ” he said.
The Prime Minister quickly added: ‘I do not negotiate with the greens.’
Mr. Albanian insisted that a hanging parliament will not be managed in the coalition with the greens in the case of possible possible case.
However, the independent deputy of Fowler’s Western Sydney seat, Dai Le, described the comments of Mr. Albanes as ‘BS’.
Prime Minister Anthony Arbanese (in the Picture) was asked whether he had made an agreement with the Greens at a press conference in WA on the fourth day of the Election Campaign.
Saying that this would be a matter for the organizational wing of the party, Albania insisted that ‘will not be managed in the coalition with anyone, including the Greens’. But then he seemed to have caught himself double negatively
“ I think it is very tolerant to say that it does not make a categorical agreement with the greenery. This is BS, ‘Daily Mail said to Australia.
“ We know that they are always going to knock on Green’s doors to make a deal in federal and state parliaments.
‘Let’s start to be honest in politics. There is no political lie anymore. ‘
Ms. Le will be in court by both labor and coalition, as it will be a cross jam power in the event of a minority government.
On Sunday, opposition leader Peter Dutton described Mrs. Le as ‘amazing’ at an Assyrian New Year Festival in Fairfield.
In the 2022 Federal elections, a surprising 18 -point swing is independent, a former liberal candidate from Labour, a former liberal candidate before stopping as Kristina Kenelly.
