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13/07/20

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Originally posted by sledger: ↑

These guys have been elected to their positions to do a job. They didn't win a popularity contest so that they could prance around and say look at me. At a time when the country is in crisis these leaders are meant to be doing their job, and at times it is going to be a 24/7 job.

Most Australians look up to those leaders who go the extra mile, and put their own lives on hold while they work to resolve important issues. Idiots praise their idea of leaders when they show off and just hang out being one of the blokes. Dan Andrews, for all his faults, works very hard for the people of Victoria. He did so during the fires and he's doing so now. Family time will come later on. Geez, when I grew up my dad often had to work instead of spending time with the kids. I understood why and had to respect him for that.

Conservatives are always so gung-ho about the military, I guess during a time of crisis you'd be ok with soldiers, or their superiors, going awol for a few days to go to the footy. Morrison will have plenty of time for that while he's getting fat on his parliamentary pension that we'll be paying for long after his early retirement. Right now he has work to do and a country to lead during difficult times. He said just last week 'we're all Victorians'. What a hypocrite. Victorians are in lockdown, he's drinking it up, ignoring social distancing and rubbing it in their faces.

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I am a bit lost on this, ScoMo announces he is going on a family holiday and then he is at the rugby ?
Forgive my ignorance ... was the footy in Sydney ?
Doesn't sound like a holiday to me
If he wanted a few days off fair enough ... why make up stories
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