LABOR’S LIES: New polls reveal the public’s trust in Albanese takes a nosedive
News24 host Peta Credlin discusses Labor’s catastrophic dive in the polls, blaming economic pain as well as people losing trust in Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and the Labor Party itself as promises continue to be broken.
“It wasn’t that long ago that Labor’s fall to a 26 per cent primary was seen as a one-off. But poll after poll now has Labor this low, which shows that it’s now the trend and it's catastrophic,” Ms Credlin said.
“Part of Labor’s poll dive is economic pain, but it's also the character of the Albanese government and the prime minister himself.
“Just one in five voters say they trust Anthony Albanese, meaning four out of five voters do not.
“Voters might forgive a lie if there’s genuine remorse after it's been uncovered, but not when there’s no remorse, no sorry and no admission of fault, and definitely not when it happens time and time again.”
“It wasn’t that long ago that Labor’s fall to a 26 per cent primary was seen as a one-off. But poll after poll now has Labor this low, which shows that it’s now the trend and it's catastrophic,” Ms Credlin said.
“Part of Labor’s poll dive is economic pain, but it's also the character of the Albanese government and the prime minister himself.
“Just one in five voters say they trust Anthony Albanese, meaning four out of five voters do not.
“Voters might forgive a lie if there’s genuine remorse after it's been uncovered, but not when there’s no remorse, no sorry and no admission of fault, and definitely not when it happens time and time again.”
