Well -- now you really know what Oz voted for with Morrison
this is in your face slimy politics
So - Morrison sends in the Federal legal dogs to support Clive Palmer to overturn state legislation because he stated
'it 'could' be unconstitutional --
ok - so, it's a principled stand on the issue --------- at the time - we are in a pandemic
then ----- AFTER he's found to be on the nose with the idea and will lose votes --
OUT THE WINDOW GO THE PRINCIPLES - and, he's upfront about the reasons ------------------- my god
why ------------- (we are still in a pandemic dahl - nothings changed) --
because the public thinks his interference is ON THE NOSE
Now here's the slimy bit ---------------- mate - it's either a principled stand - or it isn't ------------ you stood because you said - it's thought to be unconstitutional or it isn't
what you are saying now is that - even if it IS unconstitutional ------------- you are now ok with that - because of public pressure AND, you think the bug has got worse
absolute crap ----------- you do NOT sway from it - it's either unconstitutional
now - if you have changed your mind - then you should be swinging commonwealth power to the other side - that's logical isn't it??????????
if it's so important - that you thought you should interfere on one side - now, you think it's so important to withdraw - then, why not support the other side???
weak as water and slimy as NZ river snot Commonwealth withdraws from Clive Palmer border case, Prime Minister's letter to WA Premier reveals
"In his letter, dated August 1, Mr Morrison stated that he had "taken into account the changed state of the pandemic", and noted the "high level of concern regarding public health in the Western Australian community"."
