on โ13-10-2020 09:33 AM
its not hard to see why govts are loath to start inquiries or build a true ICAC
history shows often its those who start them who suffer the most
Chris Eccles, Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews' top bureaucrat, resigns after hotel quarantine inquiry requests phone records
dans got himself in a mess, no amount of hand washing will get the dirt off his hands
in NSW gladys is in a similar situation
the spin doctors will be earning their keep these next days/weeks
on โ17-10-2020 11:52 AM
the media can find the most unflatering photos
Hot takes on Gladys Berejiklian's 'sex scandal' abound โ but it's worth digging deeper than the reactions
on โ17-10-2020 12:11 PM
on โ17-10-2020 12:21 PM
Regarding Glady's woes it's amazing how the majority of her colleagues
and the liberal backers want to use how she handled the bushfires and
covid crises to badger support for her current crisis. The fires and covid
have nothing to do with this ICAC inquiry. She was complicit and stood
to share the spoils of his dodgy dealings when as has been acknowledged
by them both the relationship was to become a permanent one.
She knew he was corrupt. Her excuse to continue the affair for 2 years after
his sacking she claims was because he was in a dark place. That excuse
doesn't pass the pub test. She is not fit to continue as Premier and has shown
herself as a weak questionable leader.
on โ17-10-2020 12:29 PM
@icyfroth wrote:
@debra9275
Which proves Chameleon's point about blind faith...
No it doesn't. What it suggests is Victorians have wisened up to the agendas of the media and the PM. It's clear to them that Daniel Andrews is being relentlessly attacked because he's a Labor Premier. If anything it has highlighted how dumb and blind some Liberal supporters are because they just can't get it. Suckers.
on โ17-10-2020 12:36 PM
โ17-10-2020 01:07 PM - edited โ17-10-2020 01:08 PM
@imastawka wrote:
@debra9275 wrote:actually, it doesn't.. most people are making up their own minds about what they know and see for themselves, they don't need the media to tell them what to think or who they should vote for.. Victorians are smarter than that
perhaps it's the daily Andrews press conferences where we've seen a lot of disparity between what's been said and what's been reported
I think you're right Debra.
I highly doubt anyone from interstate would bother to sit through Dan's press conferences every day to see what's what.
Non-Vics would just be reliant on the printed reports
Not true, many people living near the Vic/SA are interested in what he has to say each day, mainly 'cause it affects them, their families, their health, their employment etc etc
on โ17-10-2020 01:10 PM
โ17-10-2020 01:22 PM - edited โ17-10-2020 01:23 PM
says someone who continually quotes newscorp and a Russian propaganda paper, The Duran
personally i read everything and make up my own mind
on โ17-10-2020 01:28 PM
did anyone else notice Angus Taylor's name come up in ICAC yesterday??
Three federal infrastructure department officials and federal MP Angus Taylor separately met with Louise Waterhouse while she lobbied for potentially lucrative changes to her vast landholdings near the Western Sydney airport.
on โ17-10-2020 01:30 PM
@lyhargr_0 wrote:
@imastawka wrote:
@debra9275 wrote:actually, it doesn't.. most people are making up their own minds about what they know and see for themselves, they don't need the media to tell them what to think or who they should vote for.. Victorians are smarter than that
perhaps it's the daily Andrews press conferences where we've seen a lot of disparity between what's been said and what's been reported
I think you're right Debra.
I highly doubt anyone from interstate would bother to sit through Dan's press conferences every day to see what's what.
Non-Vics would just be reliant on the printed reports
Not true, many people living near the Vic/SA are interested in what he has to say each day, mainly 'cause it affects them, their families, their health, their employment etc etc
Bit pedantic Lyh.
Of course if they live close to the border they would be interested.
Don't think i.e Cham lives close to the border though