PRIME Minister Scott Morrison and angry trade unions have simultaneously moved to expose Anthony Albanese’s climate double-talk, as a senior MP threatens to quit the green-obsessed ALP. While “climate emergency” MPs pretended Saturday’s by-election thumping had nothing to do with climate politics, their union paymasters are saying otherwise – and PM Morrison is capitalising on the turmoil.
AUSTRALIAN of the Year Grace Tame spoke at one of the nation-wide “Women’s March 4 Justice” rallies on Monday, calling for an end to sexual violence against women while also making a point to say that men are not the enemy. Speaking at a rally in Hobart, in the southern island state of Tasmania, Ms Tame said all woman had a story of some form of sexual violence or abuse.
LABOR’s Anthony Albanese has cheered social media’s “silencing” of US President Donald Trump as Australia joins democratic nations worldwide slamming suppression of free speech. The ALP leader told Sydney radio station 2SM that the ban on President Trump’s social media accounts would “help stem online disinformation”.
LABOR leader Anthony Albanese is incapable of steering his fractured Party towards its working class base, according to ALP historian Troy Bramston. The inner Sydney MP, who toyed with communism during his time at university, has been accused of leading Labor over a cliff while pandering to its radical Green Left parliamentary wing.
LABOR shadow minister Joel Fitzgibbon has spectacularly quit his resources portfolio after a Party room shouting match on Monday, further weakening Anthony Albanese’s grip on the leadership. The pair are reported to have had a mid-meeting verbal brawl which saw Mr Fitzgibbon storm out after saying he regretted not running for the ALP leadership.
LABOR leader Anthony Albanese has sided with radical hippies as ALP unions, factions and shadow ministers go to war over weather.With the nation’s focus firmly fixed on Coronavirus recovery, Labor has spent the past six months tearing itself apart over carbon.
LABOR is tearing itself apart as its extreme climate agenda continues to sideline working families.
Party leader Anthony Albanese, who only last month attempted to extract himself from a decade of climate wars, backflipped again this week and publicly rebuked ALP MPs representing mining communities.
WITH Labor retreating from its climate crusade at breakneck pace, extremist Liberal MPs risk being marginalised as they continue to push minor party causes.
The climate wars, initiated in 2010 by Labor Prime Minister Julia Gillard, are almost singularly responsible for the ALP’s last three federal election losses.
THE Queen has delivered a public backhander to Labor leader Anthony Albanese and his republican cheer squad after they knowingly lied about her part in the Whitlam dismissal. Even after the dismissal documents were publicly released proving no palace plot, Albanese and his republican mates “pretended” otherwise.
HAVING triumphantly knifed two Labor prime ministers so far, Bill Shorten appears to have mistimed his latest attempt to knock off another ALP leader.
Seemingly convinced his Party would lose last weekend’s Eden-Monaro by-election, Shorten struck early by releasing his own “vision” for Australia – presumably believing struggling ALP leader Anthony Albanese would be mortally wounded on Saturday.
