I never said all.The US have 'All' rejected the conservative right. Conservatism is dead.
Can you explain how you came to that conclusion?
Is it based on the senate seats won and lost?
House seats won and lost?
Swings within states or certain demographics?
Im not talking about any particular seats. What I am saying is that in the last 3 elections of Brazil, Australia and the US, the conservative parties have all had their policies rejected by the electorate.
It will be interesting, say in the case of the LNP, to see if they can accept that the community wants action on climate change and they adjust their policies accordingly. With their current leader I doubt it.