I note that Morrison, amazingly and totally out of character, admitted to a couple of mistakes when under pressure at a recent press conference in Canberra.
Having regard to the totality of mistakes and lies made by the Prime Incompetent, these two admissions, of themselves, are of no consequence, a mere ripple in the ocean of lies and stuff ups made by him. However, these acknowledgements are a start and maybe Scotty and his opinion pollsters have decided that the appearance of an honest, fib-free, humble PM would be a novel and perhaps welcome change for an electorate fed nothing but lies, fabrications and dissembling deceit by the current incumbent. They may even see it as a vote winner.
If my assumption is correct, expect several mea culpas a day. If the polls improve, perish the thought, we could end up with hundreds a week, in which case beware; if there is one thing worse than a smirking liar it is a smirking convert.


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