* I don't use Facebook, and suspect the world would be a better place if no one else did, too.
So it worries me not one bit that the company run by an alien (no other way to explain that haircut) has stopped Australian news feeds (or links?).
Anything that makes Facebook less popular is fine by me.
* This sexual assault in Parliament is a very weird story (the circumstances around the entry into Parliament House, the aftermath, the way the politicians first tried to handle it) that reflects badly on how the Morrison government handles internal scandal. And if this is true, it only gets worse:
* Why does Scott Morrison retain a quite high approval rating? And why does he have that, but his party doesn't lead in voting intention? (I think some polls still show a slight lead?) I think Morrison has been able to avoid scrutiny due to COVID keeping more eyes on State premiums than him, but gee I find him unimpressive. I disliked Tony Abbott more, because he was more "in your face", and put up a pretence of being a political deep thinker, and he was a disgrace in his treatment of Gillard when he was Opposition leader. But Morrison is so....superficial.
* Rush Limbaugh has died. No tears from me, and no criticism of anyone who attacks him before the body is cold, either. (Many are pointing out that he more-or-less pioneered the "all liberals are evil and only want to hurt and crush you" fear based political narrative amongst conservatives which has poisoned politics in American and a slab of the Australian Right. Quite despicable.)
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the smearing is despicable.
oh and EVERY polling organisation git it badly wrong last election and as yet I have yet to see any do something which would overcome these failures
Let us not forget that he was always a tool of the Deep state. In both his Jim Morrison and Rush Limbaugh he served the one Master.
I don't think he died and went to hell. He's not that bad an offender.
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