Sitting Brindabella Libs re-endorsed on 34 votes

Given the comparative lack of policy announcements from the Libs, it’s hard to know what, specifically, you’re referring to in terms of policy substance. But let’s have a stab at what you may regard as “right wing policy and practices”. Do you regard bringing the level of rate increases under some sort of rational control as too right wing? Or stepping up attempts to stop forcing businesses across the border into NSW? How about dismantling some of the meaningless social engineering on which too much of our rates and other taxes are spent? Perhaps you endorse a continuation of the ACT Government turning a blind eye to the mismanagement of dysfunctional public housing tenants. And then again, putting more resources into making our footpaths safe to walk on? Positively Genghis Khan territory. If you seriously object to such approaches, which would be likely to feature in the Liberals election platform if they have any sense, perhaps your major objection to Barr & Co is that their policies are insufficiently left wing?

Aaaaaand that’s the passive-aggressive comment that drives people away from the Liberals.
It’s that kind of ‘you must be a fool to think anything other than the way I do’ attitude that had me, after 30 years of voting Liberal, to change to Labor recently. A little tired of it. And there’s not substance to what you say (what social engineering? Can name a few Liberal experiments that fit the bill a little better) but just rhetoric. We get enough from both sides thanks.
Bring back the Democrats.