Lemons never change their spots, Liberals say in new ad on ALP leadership mess

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Lemons never change their spots, Liberals say in new ad on ALP leadership mess

A change of Labor leader will change nothing, the Liberal Party says in a new ad on the Labor leadership crisis.

“Real change will only come with a real election,” Liberal Party federal director Brian Loughnane said in a Liberal Party email newsletter announcing the video.

“Tony Abbott and the Coalition team are united and experienced with the plans and policies to restore strong and stable government and to ease cost of living pressures on Australian families.

“Only the Coalition can restore hope, reward and opportunity for all Australians,” Mr Loughnane said.

The newsletter also offers supporters A4 and A3 posters the party has developed on the “faceless men” theme of the video advertisement.

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