Albanese’s now in a class war he previously shunned
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faces backlash over changes to the capital gains tax discount, which could alienate young voters and small business owners. This decision marks a shift from his previous avoidance of class issues in politics. The backlash highlights a potential rift within Labor's coalition of supporters, particularly among those who aspire to build wealth through investments.
- ▪Albanese's overhaul of the capital gains tax discount has sparked significant opposition from young investors and small business owners.
- ▪The backlash is reminiscent of the challenges faced by former Labor leader Bill Shorten during the 2019 election.
- ▪Labor's current political model aims to include both affluent families and young people seeking success, but this decision may jeopardize that coalition.
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| Publication time | Wed, 20 May 2026 19:47:00 +1000 |
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