View from The Hill: Andrew Hastie calls out Trump’s war strategy
Andrew Hastie hung out his leadership shingle in a weekend interview that may have a few Liberals wondering if the right s factional heavyweights made the best judgement in choosing Angus Taylor for the top job. Hastie wanted to run for the leadership earlier this year but the right s numbers men decided it should be Taylor, more senior in the faction, who toppled Sussan Ley. But so far Taylor has not cut through, and indeed, he looks like someone suited to more conventional times

Andrew Hastie hung out his leadership shingle in a weekend interview that may have a few Liberals wondering if the right s factional heavyweights made the best judgement in choosing Angus Taylor for the top job. Hastie wanted to run for the leadership earlier this year but the right s numbers men decided it should be Taylor, more senior in the faction, who toppled Sussan Ley. But so far Taylor has not cut through, and indeed, he looks like someone suited to more conventional times
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