Leaders debate competitors Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese have shown Aussies what they have to offer. That is, in making Australia great again.
Scott Morrison makes a bad impression during the leaders debate
Right now, Aussies are hanging much more onto the words of Anthony Albanese. As they felt that Scott Morrison avoided and answered all the questions inappropriately.
In a series of social media posts, Twitter users have expressed how they feel about Scott’s answers. That is, during the leaders debate.
Quite frankly, many are frustrated with the way the leader’s debate went down. As Scott Morrison continued to cut off Anthony Albanese while he spoke.
Scott Morrison spends his whole intro bashing labor and @AlboMP spends his whole intro detailing what he wants to do… speaks volumes tbh #ausvotes #leadersdebate
— Rohan Hora (@Rohanhora) May 8, 2022
Purpose of the debate between Albanese and Morrison
For those watching the leaders debate, they felt that this was a tactic used by Morrison to make himself look better instead of giving his opponent a fair chance.
Thus far, 9News has also gotten a bit of heat as the people are disappointed with the way the leaders debate started and ended. Their website also had a bit of a glitch during the polls.
Just recently, Anthony Albanese caught much criticism after he couldn’t recite the six points from the NDIS plan. Anthony, however, was not phased as he recognized the criticism as bringing him down.
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Presently, Australians are on the side of Anthony Albanese as he had shown much more interest in the need of people and what he plans to do to make the lives of Aussies better.
Any reason why Morrison appears to have an earpiece in the #leadersdebate while Albanese didn't? So it wasn't 4 against 1 then, it was 5 against 1 🙄. Yeah, that's fair…#auspol #ausvotes pic.twitter.com/m9HSTdJh9X
— Fully vaxed cave dweller 😷🦠 (@Harsher72) May 8, 2022
Waiting for someone on the panel to acknowledge what a shitshow that was. To not acknowledge how farcical it was is to imply that this went as intended.
— Rachel Withers (@rachelrwithers) May 8, 2022
And if this is what Channel 9 intended, they should never be allowed to hold a #leadersdebate again.
