Aussie PM faces fury over bushfire-themed ads
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been criticised for bushfire-themed political ads that seem to be exploiting the ongoing national disaster for his own gain. – EPA pic, January 4, 2020.
AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Scott Morrison faced renewed criticism today, after sharing bushfire themed party campaign ads that opponents condemned as “disgusting” and a respected defence association said was “milking” the crisis. Facing sustained anger for his handling of the months-long crisis, Morrison sought to get on the front foot today, announcing increased military assistance to beleaguered volunteer firefighters.
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