Foxy you started on Barnaby but refuse to acknowledge that Hawke and Shorten were both guilty of worse?
You bring this up and then squeal when you get called out for rank hypocrisy. Because you hate Barnaby's politics but defend and support Hawk and Shorten.
It's OK as this is what you people do, so lick your own spoon now!

Remember the old one Foxy?
Let he who is without sin throw the first stone.

You should try that some time, other wise some of us just might remember that 2 labor leaders went to jail for kiddy fiddling here in Queensland.

Many people stuff up their sex lives, it is pretty much the human condition, but we would be idiots if we then refused their service in things at which they are superior.

Gentlemen,

Give it a rest.

You have your opinions. I have mine.

Which of us is wrong time will tell.

cont'd ...

And this is not a competition to see which side
of politics has the most grubs. "Your grub is
bigger than mine." The fact is - this discussion
is about Barnaby Joyce - and his return. And the
man is a grub. But hey, that's my opinion. I
question his behaviour all round. His personal life
is not of much interest to me - it's his entire
behaviour I find disgusting. He's out for himself.
not for his electorate. Wait and see - what his voters
decide at the next election.

Well, Barnaby bet on the wrong horse, and Jacinta Price has pushed the "ill" Sam McMahon down the Senate ladder. The best person yet for the aboriginal-identifiers and everyone else could be in the Senate. She should be accompanied by Warren Mundine, the other sane and realistic descendant of the indigenous.

It has been suggested that Barnaby Joyce's re-election to leadership of the National Party has given Australians a megaphone. The Liberal Party had dragged the Australian people and the Nationals towards a net zero target against their will, and McCormack sat back and said nothing.

The leadership spill was based solely on the Coalition's shift to zero emissions - i.e Labor policy - which was voted against when the Coalition was re-elected because the people did not want Labor's climate policy