You obviously can't let those pesky front benchers express a personal view. Only those of lesser importance like Cory Bernardi should express a personal view.
Glug you are unbelievably inconsistent. Firstly you begrudgingly say ""I suppose it is okay if you're a Senator and the view is expressed in a book."". English is both our first language and there is no doubt about your meaning.
Then TWICE you quote Cory as saying ministers should not state personal opinions. When I point out that he isn't a minister you say "Only those of lesser importance like Cory Bernardi should express a personal view.". That is YOUR interpretation, not mine.
I guess you're saying you're okay with censorship. Surely you jest! What did I say to that effect? All day I've been defending Cory's right to an opinion, something you would deny him.
