Given the impending doom mounting over Malcolm Turnbull’s leadership and the damaging, potentially fatal result of yesterday’s leadership ballot, Peter Dutton may be our next Prime Minister.

As such, I’d like to explain why I support Dutton’s bid for Australia’s top job, and what makes him different from other senior liberals.

Dutton has sensibly argued that Australia’s immigration levels should be cut. And while I’d rather this went beyond benign conservative talking points, Dutton is more anti-immigration than any of the last 3 Liberal Prime Ministers: Malcolm Turnbull, Tony Abbott and John Howard. Having an anti-immigration Prime Minister who sympathises with White South Africans, will surely shift the overturn window away from the globalist establishment, towards implicitly identitarian, nationalist spheres.

Moreover, Dutton has shown a certain political mongrel exists within him: an instinct rarely present in conservative circles. Consider: the reason our national conversation on sexuality shifted from debates over decriminalising homosexuality, into merely questioning those who shove cultural Marxist, pro-gay propaganda down the throats of small children, is that the Left was persistent, aggressive and ruthless, whereas conservatives remained polite, reserved, and confined themselves to externally defined rules of engagement. As I alluded to last month, when political struggles become bitter, those who are most relentless and all-encompassing in their efforts will prevail over civil forces. But when Dutton responded to ABC criticism by declaring “they’re dead to me,” this showed a man who’ll not easily cuck to Leftist blackmail, as many others have done before him.