“He knows his opponent, and he knows how to take on his opponent,” Ms Credlin told Sky News host Alan Jones.
“Politicians will talk tough about the other side on Sky News, but when you get there and you really are toe to toe with them, it takes a lot of guts to really take the fight up to them in the chamber. “He didn’t take a backwards step … he hasn’t even been a minister for the last six years.”
We are going worse. :(
Barnies going to do wonders for labour....deputy prime minister,!!! wonder who or what he's going to bonk this time.
Because he was so drunk, he couldnt figure out which direction backwards even was, Peta!
Toilet is alway available for him
Too bad he didn't take a flying leap. We'll just have to wait for the next ballot for the Australian people's boot to send him on one.
Did he stumble forward? 🍺🍺🍺
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Barnaby Joyce returns to Nationals leadership | Sky News AustraliaSky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell can confirm Barnaby Joyce has returned as leader of the Nationals.\n\nMr Joyce defeated Michael McCormack after a spill motion was called in the Nationals party room on Monday morning. aclennell aclennell How EMBARRASSING. 🖕 aclennell Well whatever anyone says about Labor, they can't say they haven't had stable leadership and transition since 2013. Unlike both stripes from the Coalition. Losing count of the number of leaders who have been changed for Libs & Nats over the past 8 years natspill auspol
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