Still too early for Australia to dump Trump
- Australians have not had a chance to vote on AUKUS, which was introduced by Scott Morrison in 2021, with significant costs expected over $300 billion and long timelines for submarine availability.
- AUKUS is projected to cost over $300 billion, yet there is evidence it may fail to deliver submarines, causing concern among defense experts.
- The Australian government has faced criticism over AUKUS, being described as anti-democratic, with voters deprived of evaluating its significant costs and implications for national defense.
- The U.S. Has rejected Australia's request for tariff exemptions on steel and aluminum, prompting accusations from the Prime Minister against Peter Dutton for siding with Donald Trump regarding unfair tariffs on Australian imports.
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