You would be in the majority if you are disgruntled and unhappy with your political proxies. In recent years the regard we hold of politicians has been dramatically lowered. At best, politicians are seen as spineless and self-seeking. At worst they are thought of as arrogant, dishonest, incompetent and betraying our trust. People can feel sucked in by broken promises and deceptions, leading to resentment and distrust.
Many overseas organisations endeavour to remould Australia in their own image.
To say the least, a Liberal party voter would not anticipate the Liberal leadership voting for The Disorderly House Bill. Liberal voters were sold out for a personal aberration of the Liberal leader. Here we saw Party members having to follow a party leader's line, however unwise, and warned off the alternative of exercising their conscience in voting. The Disorderly House Bill was a standout example of the betrayal of conscience. Some dissenting backbench MP's of major parties gave passionate, brilliant speeches against the law, but they were then whipped into voting the way the Party Leaders demanded.