Foxy

Of course I understand and I admire them for their stance; which is exactly what I’ve been saying, principles first; welcome abord.

Talking about hats?

All in all hat etiquette comes down to what some view
as proper and polite but just as with any other
etiquette discussion those hat rules can be subjective
in different situations, depending on different people,
cultures, and belifs.

Hats are allowed in our Senate but not in our House of Reps.
Therefore Patrick Dodson can wear his hat in the Senate.
Katter can't in the House of Reps.

And of course we all know that hats are always welcome in
the Melbourne Cup, the Kentucky Derby, and Ascot. The
bigger, the better.

The Queen loves her hats but prefers tiaras for evening and
more formal occasions of course.

Is Mise,

Well, we seem to have been talking at cross-purposes .
If you do mean - "principles first," then you must admire
Lidia Thorpe for standing by her principles.
I'm pleased that we can finally see eye-to-eye.

Issy,

When are you going to tell us how a candidate gets to be nominated by your Shooters and Hooters Party.

Is it whose fastest on the draw at ten paces.

Thorpe certainly stands by her principal, and I don’t mean her old schools Head Master.

Is Mise,

To paraphrase Groucho Marx:

"These are Lidia Thorpe's principles,
and if you don't like them, well
she has others.