Sky News host Paul Murray said it was a “home game” for Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese on Wednesday as the National Press Club “licked their boots”. “Apparently the way of being prime minister is that you don’t have to campaign for it,” Mr Murray said. “He didn’t appear for 24 hours and then showed up at the National Press Club, where of course they kissed his ass.” Sky News host Paul Murray said it was a “home game” for Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese on Wednesday as the National Press Club “licked their boots”. “Apparently the way of being prime minister is that you don’t have to campaign for it,” Mr Murray said. “He didn’t appear for 24 hours and then showed up at the National Press Club, where of course they kissed his ass.”
