There is nothing “common” or united in this view unless you a totally paranoid lunatic fuckwit that no longer knows up from down. Turning to Andrew Bolt only proves the new "conservatives" are on the fringe and and are idiots. As a commentator on Australia Bolt’s been wrong most of the time. For 2 decades he's sold us the world was “cooling” and "science" was just another religion. He said he once worked as a belly dancer’s minder. Yes, that commentator, that Walter Mitty who kept telling us Abbott had seen the folly of his ways and was about to change.
Bolt’s not a commentator he’s just a media monkey straight out of Dutton’s Monkey Pod room and wants him and the other apes in charge. Bolt lost LNP patronage when he lost Abbott and Dutton is his only opportunity for attention again. Sacked from 2GB shamed by Miranda and a failure producing his own podcast. But then this Australia-hater also wants to retire to a barge in Amsterdam dreaming he could write a book. Amersterdam one of the most “socialist, multiculturalist, multiethnic cities in the EU with a population twice that of Melbourne where he won’t walk the streets in daylight. If Conservatives see Andrew Bolt as their “leading” media voice and “intellectual” then we know the country is safe.
Bolt was, to our misfortune, an accident waiting to happen. While working for Murdoch in the 80’s he actually hated “News” and the work it entailed. No doubt not very good at it he became their obit writer even that was a mental strain and gave it away for PR. He hated the demands of journalism so his hand went up for what was regarded as a Dorothy Dixer job, when right-wing opinion only was required by Rupert. He’s been there ever since and today is most likely awarded as the APC’s most complained about nuisance given News Corp and Murdoch media are listed as 66% of their complaints.
A common view is that “Dutts”, as they call him, could save seats in his home state of Queensland and help stem the bleeding to the right on issues of vaccine mandates and religious freedom elsewhere. The view has support outside the parliamentary Liberal Party. One of Australia’s leading conservative commentators, Andrew Bolt, used his popular News Corp column on Monday to urge: “Peter Dutton, get ready to lead”. Bolt wrote the Prime Minister Scott Morrison “looks finished and is now making a fool of himself to get some love”. The columnist, like many across the Parliament, was simply aghast at Morrison’s stunt on Friday where he massaged a woman’s scalp and washed her hair for the benefit of the cameras in a Melbourne salon.
Source: Paul Bongiorno: ‘Dutts’ to the rescue in a sure sign of desperate times
What Dutton isn’t suing Carr for his “hurt feelings”. It raises the question that Carr knows he wouldn’t dare because he really just might have the goods on Dutton. Heaven help Australia if Dutton the once head of the Monkey Pod room, Mr Boomgate, did win the job.
Former Labor foreign affairs minister Bob Carr has doubled down on his allegations that Peter Dutton is behind the leaking of explosive texts about the Prime Minister. The Defence Minister described Mr Carr’s claims as “baseless” on Sunday night – after he tweeted an accusation that Mr Dutton was the serving Liberal cabinet member behind the leak of messages blasting Scott Morrison as a “complete psycho”. “Bob Carr’s tweet is baseless, untrue and should be deleted,” Mr Dutton tweeted a little over an hour after the allegation was made. But Mr Carr, who is also a former NSW premier, told Sky News on Monday that he had a “rock solid media source” for his allegations – although he would not reveal who it was.
Source: ‘Most to gain’: Bob Carr doubles down on Dutton text claims
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