Labor couldn’t care less about the normal Australians in Western Sydney and have proved it by dumping a great local candidate in favour of stone-cold loser Kristina Keneally.

If there’s one phrase which sums up the Australian Labor Party under the leadership of each-way Albo, it’s “doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result,” and the last three federal elections make the case for us.

Although any Australian can open a history book and see how far the Labor Party has drifted from its roots over the past century, Each-Way Albo is still unsure why the ALP keeps bleeding votes.

It appears the infamous Labor-Green, Gillard-Brown alliance brokered back in the days of the carbon tax debate may be back on the table again.

The Labor Party was founded after the 1891 Barcaldine Shearers’ Strikes, when twenty-four delegates drawn from Queensland’s mining and shearing industries came together to discuss strategies for contesting the upcoming colonial elections.

As the saying goes, “if you put lipstick on a pig, it’s still a pig.”

Now we know what Labor really thinks of January 26.

Finally, we are getting somewhere in the debate about carbon dioxide and the future of the prosperity of this nation.

“You’re a disgrace” sums up our elites’ view of mainstream Australians.

Is Albo serious?