Sky News host Andrew Bolt says there’s an ‘incredible intolerance of debate’ in Australia.
Mr Bolt says one incident in this election campaign sums up a 'rottenness in our culture,' that being the suspension of a worker at the Gladstone Port, following a question he addressed to Opposition leader Bill Shorten in front of the media. Mr Bolt says the occurrence is an attack on free speech from the Left. Image: News Corp Australia
And after Bill ordered the man be blocked from every work site in the land ....shit I’m running for PM and it became a ‘misunderstanding’
Sounding like lies Andrew. Either that or you haven't done your research. Oh well. Couple of sucker punches on Bill. Well played tough guy. Smh
Do you still believe the Murdoch lies he was suspended? BWAHAHAHAHAHA the company has come out and had to clear up the record they have never suspended him, nothing happened to him.... You believed Murdoch's lies 😂😂😂 When will you wake up?
This is just BS from Bolt and the CM!
Where is his 'Fair go '?
It simply demonstrated that a Gladstone Port worker is far smarter than Shorten, and he caught him out.
Theres an intolerance of intolerance...
Funny how the Left seem to come up with some many theories of why this union worker is suspended other than what’s mentioned in the article and yet not of them actually match. I supposed the Left will just make up stories however it fits their imagination.
jesus you guys are milking this for all it's worth. Guessing he'll do an ' exclusive ' interview with you tomorrow night ?.....
Not Steve Dickson, not Fraser Anning, not Clive Palmer...?
Not an employee of the GPC Therefore nothing to do with the QLD government. He is a subcontractor there was an issue with his security card his employer has acknowledged the misundertanding. He was never suspended. matter was resolved prior to to the publication of the article 🤷🏻♂️
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