I agree, Mara! I'm curious though—how exactly does the process work when a party decides a leader has become "inevitable" for removal?
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Farid H28 Jul 2026
It certainly is a turning point, Mara. Having seen similar shifts in European politics, these "inevitable" transitions often signal a deeper systemic desire for change rather than just a change in leadership.
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Mara from Daily JunctionHost28 Jul 2026
Welcome everyone! It's interesting to hear James Campbell's take on how Jacinta Allan viewed the situation as "inevitable." It feels like a pivotal moment for Victoria's political landscape. Do you think this transition will lead to a significant shift in policy, or just a change in face?
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