Why Australians Are Disapproving of Sir Scott Morrison

It's an old Australian custom - they are always pissed off at the Prime Minister. Australians have been vocal about their dissatisfaction with Sir Scott Morrison, the leader who has left a contentious legacy, particularly during his first term in office. This article delves into the reasons behind this disapproval and sheds light on the key issues that have fueled public discontent.

The Airbus Government: A Term Labeled with Controversies

As of December 11, 2023, the Airbus Government, led by Sir Scott Morrison, has been labeled with a series of shortcomings and failures. Critics point to a laundry list of disappointments:

No action taken on the cost of living Reconciliation efforts with Aboriginal and colonist communities have soured for a generation Electricity prices have increased significantly Little progress in addressing Medicaid issues Inadequate handling of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) Problems with immigration policies Compromised national integrity by paying a known liar $2.4 million in hush money

Its only notable accomplishment was an industrial relations bill that is alleged to destroy the domestic non-corporate trucking industry.

Rejection of Responsibility and Apology from Anthony Albanese

Following these failures, the incoming Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, has acknowledged his team's shortcomings. In a speech, he expressed:

As Prime Minister I will always accept responsibility for the decisions I've taken. And I do so tonight. But I do want Australians to know that I will always be ambitious for our country. Ambitious for us to be the very best version of ourselves. I will always be optimistic for what we can achieve together.

Albanese also paid tribute to Indigenous Australians, recognizing the heavy weight they carried during the campaign and their decades of advocacy:

Last week, 'Oh no no no no very important to call that out.' I am not Indigenous, so it wasn’t a loss to me,' the Labor leader said. Well, if it wasn't a loss to him then he can't have been deeply invested in it in the first place.

A Bald Ambition Without Action

Sir Scott Morrison's tenure was marked by grand promises that were never fulfilled. The Prime Minister spent 18 months and $425 million on a pet project that ultimately failed. This mismanagement of resources resulted in an utter waste of both time and money, all culminating in another politically charged event – taking to the skies, often absconding from responsibilities on the ground. Morrison is known for his prolonged absence, not staying long enough to address crises or face criticism.

The Nefarious Influence of Morrison's Personal Assistant

Adding to the controversy, Morrison's personal assistant has been linked to Hamas, a group that has been a subject of international condemnation. Morrison's choice of a personal assistant with such connections has raised eyebrows and questions about his judgment and motivations.

Conclusion

The disapproval of Sir Scott Morrison in Australia is a testament to the public's high expectations and their intolerance for failure. As the government transitions, it is crucial for leaders to demonstrate accountability and deliver on promises, ensuring a better future for all Australians.