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Turnbull’s jagged little pill

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Will the last one out of the parliament please remember to turn the pie warmer off at Aussie’s Cafe? The worst thing we can have now is a fire. Although I accept some cynics believe putting the parliament to the cleansing flames might just be our last best shot at good government.

Ten senators have moved along since this parliament commenced, most frogmarched ignominiously from the big red room, told to pack their belongings into two small cardboard boxes, before their parliamentary lanyards were twain in two with a cutlass and escorted to the front door by two burly security guards.  

We no longer have a Deputy Prime Minister, or at least we won’t for a month or so. The Senate President, Stephen Parry resigned and shuffled out the door yesterday. And now, the Energy Minister, Josh Frydenberg is under a cloud.

This brings about the delicious prospect of wait staff at the parliament sidling up to the Minister for Resources, Energy and Northern Australia with a plate of party pies.

“Hungry, minister?”

“No thanks. I already am one.”

Boom tish.

Full column here.

382 Comments

  • Milton says:

    Thankfully no one on here was so tasteless as to make unseemly comments apropos Jacinda’s, um aah cat.

  • Henry Blofeld says:

    Brilliantly successful tour of Asia so far by POTUS and FLOTUS Trump, Mr Insider. What a welcome they got in China! The Man for the moment indeed is POTUS Trump.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rb_XotiDJ4c

  • Boadicea says:

    This is truly getting ridiculous
    Will anyone be left standing?

  • Dwight says:

    Mr Turnbull described himself as a “good man in a crisis”.
    ¿Qué?

  • Huger Unson says:

    No need for 280 chars when “onus” with “politicians” says it all. LMFAO

    • Jean Baptiste says:

      Simply curious. This computer jargon baffles me.
      FMAO part of LMFAO. Does this mean one “A” specifically for “F” or is there just the one multipurpose “A”?

      Whop it up ’em. Make ’em take it.

  • Boadicea says:

    Seems that poor woman who crashed through the classroom may have bent over to pick up a water bottle and hit the accelerator in the process. The perils of an automatic car.
    So terribly tragic. How hard would it be to live with that.

  • Milton says:

    Richo seems to be channelling our Henry Blofield, or he’s just a huge fan.
    Seriously though, who, except Abbott, would be mad enough to topple Turnbull? Until the citizenship farce is settled satisfactorily it’s probably best to allow Turnbull to absorb the blows and see who’s left standing. And if a couple of the independents get booted then it would seem like an unwieldy govt and time for an election.
    The rules are the rules, and no exceptions.
    Aussie Aussie Aussie
    Oi Um Er

  • Henry Blofeld says:

    The Fads of this world continue to amaze, Mr Insider. Now a Japanese chappy called Piko Taro has come up with a crazy new “song” that has become a “craze” for want of a different word. One of his “works”, linked, is called “Pen, Pineapple, Apple, Pen”. Strewth.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWDh6N6AFSY

    • Jean Baptiste says:

      The man is a marketing genius, to the great vacuous slack jawed masses Henry.
      Clearly we are in the end times. I suppose we can expect more of this vapidity which is tragic because I hoped we would become extinct with some dignity slowly but stoically starving to death. The best we can hope for is the planet remains undiscovered by some intelligent form of life to sneer at how the apes degenerated to the point we have.
      I thought Rolf was weird, but those Japs are something else aren’t they?

      Best wishes. Give ’em heaps.

  • Rhys Needham says:

    Any idea what the next word up from ‘farcical’ is, Jack, vis-à-vis the so-called ‘Dual Citizenship Saga’ ensnaring Jackie Lambie as well?

    • Jack The Insider says:

      I think we have to presume they’re all forens (I believe that is the correct One Nation spelling) unless they prove otherwise.

    • Boadicea says:

      How about “macabre”, Rhys?
      This is now ridiculous. Surely.
      Labor doubtfuls are just refusing point blank to produce proof of denunciation. Now that’s a new tack!
      Maybe time for the GG to start thinking about getting involved.
      Another DD on the cards?
      And the SSM survey result, just around the corner seems almost forgotten whilst this debacle rages…….

  • Boadicea says:

    One can almost picture Bill and Mal sitting at the table playing ”rock, paper, scissors” as to who is going to lay their cards on the table first!
    There are bound to be a couple in Labor surely?

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