Catholic Archbishop Anthony Fisher's public appearance with Anthony Albanese and Tanya Pilbersek may have swung the vote in favour of the assisted suicide bill - Albanese & Pilbersek have publicly supported assisted suicide
by Ganesh Sahathevan Channel 7 reported on Monday 9 May 202 2, two days before the NSW Upper House began debating the assisted suicide bill: Anthony Albanese has received a rock star welcome at the Sydney high school he attended as a child. The Labor Leader visited St Mary’s Cathedral College, with Tanya Plibersek and Catholic Archbishop Anthony Fisher on Monday morning. The bill was passed into law on Thursday 12 May 2022. While Fisher's opposition to the bill is well known, it is equally well known th at Albanese and Pilbersek are in favour of assisted suicide. Fisher's public outing with both Albanese and Pilbersek at St Mary's Cathedral School (which is in the Cathedral compound) may well have signalled to NSW Upper House members that voting in favour of the bill was not necessarily wrong and swung the vote of undecided members in favour of the bill. In Fisher's own words the bill passed into law by a narrow margin. TO BE READ WITH...