Gralin
Super Moderator
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my issue is I don't see them doing that if they get a majority in the HoR on their ownIf you leave aside the party name next to the member, there is the possibility of a majority consisting of ~90 seats. That's a mandate.
And bringing the cross bench into the tent, despite having a majority in the House could make them more amenable in the Senate.
Again, that would give you a strong majority in the Senate. That's also a mandate.
It leaves the climate deniers/no integrity/no equality members with nowhere to go.
Then if the people for it at the next election, it can be taken even further and it sidelines the cookers even further.
How you can forego those possibilities just because you want a minority Labor in the House is bizarre.
they've been pretty clear about not wanting to have to work with anyone or change any policies