Another blunder from HANSON, this time its her views on domestic violence, and how women should handle it. I'm sure she was well meaning with her comments, but she missed the mark by what appeared to be providing mitigating circumstances for those men who resort to DV as an option in their relationship. Politicising with an excuse that "pressures of cost of living" was in someway responsible. Social Services Minister Tanya Plibersek said Senator Hanson's comments send a message to victims that violence was their fault. Shadow Home Affairs Minister Jonno Duniam condemned the remarks, saying; "When you're a community leader, when you're a lawmaker. You need to demonstrate empathy. You need to understand people's experiences." This apologetic attitude towards domestic violence will only alienate voters, particularly women.

True to type, the Labor Party's Governor General has put her political bib in and praised female quotas, gobbing off in London, calling for an end to the “monoculture” of male-dominated leadership. So much for the neutrality of the office. You won't hear the Left making the same noise about that useless, expensive person as they make about the monarchy she is supposed to represent - in silence.

Well all the more reason to get rid of that Union Jack.
What do we need the royals for anyway?
Charles and Camilla, William and Kate, Harry and Meaghan?
What good do they do?

Rather than commenting on the inappropriate behaviour of the Governor General, the Socialists have been, and will be, more interested in having another go at One Nation through Barnaby Joyce and his interruption of an interview with that awful ABC woman when he invited his dog to sit down.

He should have directed his admonishment to the awful ABC woman, who certainly needs to ‘sit-down-and-shut-up or be chained up at the kennel. When she imperiously told Joyce to ‘forget the dog and answer the question’, he should have stopped the interview there and then, instead of just threatening to.

The Right is far too polite and forgiving to their enemy, the ABC. They should have nothing to do with it, and concentrate on getting rid of Albanese so that they can cut it adrift from the public purse. In the meantime, three cheers for Stella the dog, who was probably voicing her opinion of the ABC and the person who was being insufferably rude, as usual, to her master.

What dog? There was no dog! Barnyard Joy, was simply in his stupid way trying to avoid the question asked by Sarah Ferguson, by screeching at a supposed dog; Was he comfortable with where One Nation party leader Pauline Hanson was taking him politically, and if her controversial actions were dragging him "further into a place of intolerance and racial discrimination" “You're defending your leader, but are you really comfortable with where she's taking you? “

Of course JOYCE is not at all comfortable with the direction HANSON is taking him. AND he's not pleased that he has to spend much of him time, putting out HANSON spot fires.

BTW; Is this the same Barnaby Joyce who was found rolling around on a Canberra street drunk, yelling into his mobile phone. AND these fools think they should be running the country. Me thinks not!

Mrs. Joyce has banned the ABC from the family farm.

Those who say that there was no barking dog are advised that the barking noise was removed with ‘conference software’, allowing Barnaby to be forced by the Ferguson harpy to answer questions through the racket the dog was making. She would not have heard the dog, preying on people as she does from the safety of an ABC studio.

The ABC again did what it does so well, ‘misrepresentation’.

Mrs. Joyce was very restrained, merely calling Ferguson ‘sanctimonious’.

Even politicians deserve not to be rudely imposed upon when they are in their own homes with their families.