The Greens

This is the woman I told you earlier in the week who was a shoe-in to get di Natale's Senate seat. She is the same woman who wants Victoria's state name to change. That's enough to put 99% of the population off side, which in the long run will not be too bad as she will get to show how the Greens are not only a radical left party but are simply ratbags.

Though I quite agree with Bob about the "consideration of a name change" nonsense.

A friend here is 50/50.  Mum indig, Dad white.  We were chatting the othet night.  She cant sanction any of the stuff going on now.   She loves all her relllies, of both colours,  and hates the way the indig are being portrayed by the outrageous ones.  She said its embarressing,,,,

Maybe they have caused the few new cases of sars 2..      Beasts.

The inner city loud mouths are so far off track its not funny.   My friend says she just wishes they would shut up and go away and stop saying they are speaking for the majority, because they arnt.    She is 50% indig, and her husband is too, and they just cringe at what the loud mouth protestors are doing.  She says they are doing no favours what so ever for the indig.  And she also says she and hers dont need any favours as they all have jobs and work , because they have made the effort to have a go.

Lidia Thorpe, who will replace Richard Di Natalie as Greens Senator for Victoria, has backflipped on her personal values in order to take her seat and collect a $211,250 salary.
Thorpe, who has been a sharp critic of institutions including the monarchy, faced a hurdle to entering Federal Parliament.
Constitutional law experts, Professor Anne Twomey and Professor George Williams advised the Daily Mail that if Thorpe was unwilling to pledge allegiance to the Queen, she would be disqualified from sitting as a senator for Victoria.
However, Thorpe has now backflipped on her values and beliefs, saying she will pledge allegiance to Australia’s Head of State.

What a difference a few bucks makes.  30 pieces of silver and boom! - into Parliament you go!

Passing Through wrote: She would make a good Liberal Bob.

I know a long-time Greens voter who has abandoned ship, gone "too wacky", is the assessment.

Few Labor supporters support the extreme left agenda of the Greens but they get their preferences so tolerate them. Just like Liberals with their rock-ape right appendage, the Nationals. Labor are silly enough to have a formal agreement though, so you will never see one of them pretending to be DPM.

Talent pool shallow in all parties. Sco Mo looks like a Ferrari in a field of Fords, but more like model-T's.

Passing Through wrote: That's what I said.

Sco Mo is a good front-man, you have no hope of getting there if you can't talk nineteen to the dozen.

Hard to believe but when Adam Bandt was interviewed on Sky News is to whether another BLM rally was organised in Melbourne during the current total lock down he would have no objection to the rally going ahead, because indigenous lives matter. If he is not a total nut case, Daniel Andrews is the leader of the Liberal party.

They are his constituency, why would you be shocked he appeals to them?

Andrews retains the trust of the state to lead it through the pandemic. Newspoll puts his approval ratings at 67 per cent, down from 75 per cent in the glory days of late April.

That’s still a respectable number when you consider Andrews’ general approval rating was 52 per cent before he led his party to the 2018 state election landslide that got voters thinking if this bloke was a bit too-talented for state politics.- July 4th SMH