Scott Morrison has tried one final time to scare Victorians away from voting for Labor, alleging that Anthony Albanese will be in charge like the state premier.
The prime minister cautioned electors that the Opposition leader found power’very seductive,’ and that he would govern in the same manner as Premier Daniel Andrews.
‘I’m sure Anthony Albanese would get a taste for it quickly, and I think that’s quite concerning for Victorians, who, I believe, have had enough of governments interfering in their lives and telling them what to do,’ he said.
They’ve had enough at a state level – could you imagine if you had it doubled down at a federal level?’
Mr Andrews earned himself the nickname ‘Dictator Dan’ for his hardline response to the Covid pandemic.
He dragged Victoria through the longest lockdown in the world after plunging the state into six lockdowns that lasted a consecutive 262 days.
The premier enforced some of the toughest-stay-at-home orders in the country with the widely-hated ring of steel limiting resident movements to five kilometres within their home.
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