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Labor's Speaker found guilty of dishonesty.

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Big News, Who in the Australian Government has been involved in bribing Asian political leaders over asylum seekers, CORRUPTION! COVER UP, Big News.
Its about to bust wide open. The Mad Monk and his cronies better look out! The proverbial is about to hit the fan!
Posted by Paul1405, Wednesday, 30 July 2014 8:02:01 PM
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Poirot,

K Jackson is a union official, thievery is in their job description. KJ is a hero because she stole much less than the ALP stooges, and let the world know about them.

Juliar will always be remembered as a fraud for standing up and claiming that Thomson had her full confidence.

Until Labor lets the new government repeal its spending legislation, the debt is still Labor's.
Posted by Shadow Minister, Wednesday, 30 July 2014 10:00:11 PM
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DavidK,

"Bronwyn Bishop vs Peter Slipper?

Political bias versus a cab-charge bill - you're joking, right?"

Precisely!

It's bias with a capital "B" - and really indicative of the fruitcake ensemble currently running the country.

She's racked up somewhere around 150 Labor chuckouts to 1 LNP member.

She constantly intimidates Labor members as they are rising to make a point of order. She rarely listens to points of order before dismissing them...sometimes they're dismissed even before they are uttered.

She allows Govt members to waffle on anything but the question - relevance means nothing to her.

She allows Govt members to refer to Opposition Members in an unparliamentary manner.

She spends most of her time pausing to try and work out who she's calling - and often gets titles mixed up.

She is a disgrace of the highest order - and brings the honourable role of Speaker into the most exquisite disrepute.
Posted by Poirot, Wednesday, 30 July 2014 10:07:27 PM
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"around 150 Labor chuckouts to 1 LNP member." Poirot, what did that LNP member do? Cut off Abbott's head, and crap down his throat! Or was he just some 'token black' who wondered in the wrong door.
Posted by Paul1405, Thursday, 31 July 2014 5:19:23 AM
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Bronwyn Bishop has made a mockery of the Speaker's role.
Posted by DavidK, Thursday, 31 July 2014 8:06:15 AM
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Paul,

It was a National Party Member who began yelling from his back bench...and decided to keep on doing it when told to stop.

Bronnie was actually highly amused and was grinning from ear to ear when she tossed him.

Apparently it was all a big joke to her - so he wasn't given the rancid School Ma'am treatment at all.

What else would one expect from a Speaker who sits in on Cabinet meetings?
Posted by Poirot, Thursday, 31 July 2014 8:08:02 AM
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