| The problem with ordinary people is that they are extraordinarily hard to find. They’re out there — they’re everywhere — but just reaching them is hard enough, let alone trying to rope them into a public event or political campaign or media appearance. Normal, sane people want nothing to do with that sort of kerfuffle. And so the “ordinary people” rolled out as case studies in election campaigns often turn out to be paid actors in ads or undecided voters who are actually party members or battling mum and dad investors who turn out to have a property portfolio the size of Harry Triguboff’s. But never before have I seen a politician roll out his own son. DARK OR LIGHT SIDE? Albo reveals post election plans as Greens can rave  ‘The Block’ by Mark Knight And this is the latest weird development in an election campaign that is getting weirder by the day. Peter Dutton today brought his son Harry on the campaign trail for the second day in a row, which is hardly unusual. Politicians often have their families with them for the cameras. What is downright odd, however, is the fact that Harry was yesterday showcased as an example of a young Australian who couldn’t get into the housing market, telling reporters he had been saving like mad but “it doesn’t look like we’ll get there”. CLICK HERE FOR JOE HILDEBRAND'S FULL ANALYSIS | 
