Labor inaction plays into the hands of a Trump-lite

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : One can only hope that the sanity of ordinary, non-partisan Americans eventually prevails.
47% : Mike Kenneally, Manly When asked about the verdict on Donald Trump, Peter Dutton responded "... obviously it will make for an even more exciting election, I suppose, in November".
35% : As a result of last week's 34 guilty verdicts for Trump and hearing that some $60 million was donated to his legal war chest within 24 hours, perhaps it should now read, "Land of the free and brainwashed Republican voters".
32% : It seems increasingly likely it will work for Trump, and who is not to say it won't work for Dutton?
29% : "Trump is sabotaging the rule of law," shriek another lot.
24% : Bereft of policy, like Trump all he offers are meaningless slogans.
19% : Rose Lysnar, Orange As a convicted felon, Donald Trump is subject to restrictions related to such things as travel, eligibility to vote and access to firearms.
12% : In Peter Hartcher's incisive article about Donald Trump he explains why Trump is likely to win; "America no longer offers a dream to ordinary working people" ("Felon king's American tyranny", June 1).

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