This is as Good as it Gets
There is so little difference between Australia’s prospective prime ministers that the outcome of the 2016 election is not likely to improve the country’s future prospects. The similarities extend as far as the ability to BS the electorate – its neck and neck as to who is the best BS***ter and which one outproduces the other. What we are witnessing is truly as good as it gets and unless the electorate is prepared to think and act on their decisions at the ballot box, then we may as well get used to the BullS and BillS types and the way they run the country.
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