NATIONALS IN CRISIS MEETING
Looking bad for Barnaby: "National Party executives from across Australia are holding urgent talks in a bid to resolve the crisis caused by Barnaby Joyce. The Australian Financial Review understands party executives from Queensland, NSW, Victoria Western Australia as well as the federal body are scheduled to hold a phone hook-up late Monday."
Mr Joyce is to be dumped as leader of the Nationals, with Senator Bridget McKenzie to take over as interim leader before a later Cabinet reshuffle that is likely to see Riverina MP Michael McCormack take over the top job in the party.
“THE BONKING BEETROOT”: Deputy PM and “homewrecker” Barnaby Joyce allegedly may have traded sex for favours with powerful Canberra lobbyist – True Crime News Weekly
Shari Markson from Murdoch's stable didn't break the Barney Story but did raise it to political thunder to discredit Malcolm Turnbull our PM
Only after billionaire media mogul Rupert Murdoch gave the nod to his News Corp foot soldiers last week to proceed with publishing the truth about some of the scandals surrounding Mr Joyce, did other journalists suddenly somehow discover their reporting mojo and investigative capabilities.
Over the past week, news headlines in Australia have involved almost nothing else apart from the struggles facing Mr Joyce. The headlines have even travelled around the world with media in the USA and UK reporting on Mr Joyce’s troubles and travails. Clearly and obviously this story was in the public interest. But why not in October and November last year when Mr Joyce was facing an important by-election in New England caused by his own ignorance of his citizenship status?
Photo of Nationals MP George Christensen with a gun reported to police
Proof positive Andrew Bolt it's not Turnbull's fault but partners like this and Joyce and media like yours that have soured Australia. However, they haven't raised Abbott, have they?Controversial Queensland MP George Christensen has been reported to police after posing with a handgun on social media.On Saturday, Mr Christensen posted a photo of himself aiming a gun on Facebook along with a post saying, "You gotta ask yourself, do you feel lucky, greenie punks?"
PAYWALL
NEWSPOLL: TURNBULL LOSES NO. 27 - AND BADLY
So much for the reports just two weeks ago about a Turnbull "recovery". Turnbull today loses his 27th Newspoll in a row, 47% to Labor's 53%. Turnbull's approval crashes 5 points. Journalists note that 65% of voters want Barnaby Joyce to step down. Worse is that 64% won't give the Liberals their primary vote.
NEWSPOLL: TURNBULL LOSES NO. 27 - AND BADLY
So much for the reports just two weeks ago about a Turnbull "recovery". Turnbull today loses his 27th Newspoll in a row, 47% to Labor's 53%. Turnbull's approval crashes 5 points. Journalists note that 65% of voters want Barnaby Joyce to step down. Worse is that 64% won't give the Liberals their primary vote.
EITHER JOYCE OR TURNBULL MUST GO
Column Either Malcolm Turnbull or Barnaby Joyce must quit to save the sinking Turnbull Government. It cannot be taken seriously while both are still there, given what they said about each other last week. Normally, a deputy should quit after a brawl with his boss, but why should Joyce go to save a Prime Minister who can't save himself?
The decline and fall of the Liberal National Party empire
#BringBackAbbott @TeamTAbbott
Malcolm Turnbull denies that his vitriolic presser yesterday was meant to shoehorn the Nationals into dumping Barnaby Joyce. Yeah, right, he just tipped gasoline onto the Nats’ already-burning leader just for the heck of it. #BringBackAbbott #auspolbarnaby
I wouldn’t be the only conservative presenter on TV getting an avalanche of emails from viewers furious that I’ve damned the Nationals leader."
LIBERALS LIKE TURNBULL'S BONK BAN LEAST
Here is a curious fact about the support for Malcolm Turnbull's new nanny-state ban on Ministers having sex with staff. According to Newspoll, Liberal voters like it least and Labor voters like it most. Isn't that a metaphor for Turnbull's leadership?
WHY OUR COURTS ARE SO SOFT
Lawyer Justin Quill on why our courts - particularly in Victoria - are too soft. From The Bolt Report.
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