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Pop goes the weasel.
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The Prime Minister could not support the 'removal' of the Speaker given the case is being determined by the Federal Court.
Otherwise it would be seen to be prejudicial and any subsequent judgement could be appealed, not a good look for anyone - don't you think?
The leader of the Opposition knew this but still sought the Speaker's sacking, preferring to play the cards in front of a 'dumbed-down' electorate.
The Government, some in the Opposition (privately at least) and particularly a couple of Independents, saw the conundrum. Slipper, after being privately approached, did the right thing by resigning - everybody acknowledges this.
Yet some want to spin it out of orbit, why?