Andrew Coyne provides a disturbing analysis of the governments very cynical attempt to fix the next election: And so we face the likelihood, as incredible as it sounds, of the government using the majority it won in the last election to pass a bill widely perceived as intended to fix the next — and contesting that election in the shadow of illegitimacy the bill would cast. It will do so, what is more, not in spite of the opposition it has aroused, but because of it: because it has convinced itself that all such opposition, from whatever source, proceeds from the same implacably partisan motives as its own.
Posted on: Sat, 29 Mar 2014 19:10:10 +0000
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