Australia's opposition coalition splits after row over hate speech laws

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

42% : Former Liberal Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, himself no stranger to scuffles with the Nationals, told the ABC both Coalition party leaders had "mismanaged" the disagreement and now faced an un-electability crisis.
39% : Though both parties in the Coalition voted against legislation tightening gun controls, the Liberals had sided with the Labor government on Tuesday to pass hate speech reforms introduced after the Bondi Beach attack.

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