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I don't think this will be a controversial opinion, but...

Voting in Australia seems to be a far more fun and enjoyable event than voting in the US.

#Auspol #Uspol
Has anyone told the US that we get sausage sandwiches? I think it's something they'd enjoy.

And that's just the beginning. We've also got a preferential voting system, compulsory voting, Antony Green, a stable democracy...

I mean someone really should let them know.

#Auspol #Uspol
, Antony Green,
Don't bury the lead! 😜
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lede
or lead

[ leed ]
Phonetic (Standard)
IPA
noun

Journalism.
a short summary serving as an introduction to a news story, article, or other copy.
the main and often most important news story.

Origin of lede1
First recorded in 1950–55; altered spelling of lead 1( def ) (in the journalism sense “short introductory summary”), used in the printing trades to distinguish it from the homograph lead 2( def ) (in the sense “thin strip of type metal for increasing the space between lines of type”)