First week Parliament. Labor calm, but expect upheaval soon

48. The first week of parliament had an extraordinary political turmoil everywhere except the Labor Party. Michael Pascoe He calculates that he will not drive.

Liberal Shadow Minister from Minister of Shadow, you know that we are for extraordinary political times when writing what labor zings should do about national party guidance.

With Barnaby Joyce and Michael McCormack weakening David LittleProud, the Citizens’ Coalition and the ghost of Angus Taylor, Sussan Ley, watching forever, already faced with a dysfunctional opposition and voting in the toilet,

The circus came to the city.

And then the greens have a party that has the opportunity to hold the balance of power in the Senate, and there is a chance to show that it can be taken seriously in the room to make an agreement with the government and to gain credit in order to shape the policy in the lower house.

Instead, however, Larissa Waters, the leader of the new Greens, is having problems with the allegations that a “Trans and Queer cult” has taken control of the party and pushes environmentalism into the order of beaking.

On ABC’s 7:30 program On Tuesday night, Greens Founding Partner Drew Hudson filed a lawsuit against “cult” and dozens of firing others. Considering the chance of answering, senator waters (a) were weakly prepared for an interview, unknown to any detail of the deportation of Hudson or prepared for an interview without knowing any of the deportation of Hudson.

In both cases, it was a very bad look that overshadowed what he would prefer to talk about.

48. War Lines drawn when starting parliament

Is labor on the wear?

The labor parliament seems incredibly stable in the number of surveys rising above the majority of surveys and is set for a long, disciplined inning on the treasury benches, right?

Or maybe not?

Although the opposition (ie Murdoch media) does not hit a blow, the biggest accusation against the prime minister spends a lot of time to look at a panda, there are problems that the strict leadership group cannot include indefinitely in the labor force.

They are Gaza and Aukus. Membership is not satisfied with both issues, like most of the Australians who think. At the end of the voltage, the deputies should tell the MPs on the one hand to keep the Albanian/Marles/Wong line alive and on the other hand they should encounter branch meetings.

Gaza and Aukus

Stage Report ($) It is a sign that the workplace from 78 labor branches will not escape the turmoil from the movements calling for sanctions against Israeli organizations and individuals.

He quoted Peter Moss, the co-art of Palestinian workers’ friends, saying that the rush of movement spent at branch meetings throughout the country represents a basis of support between a more challenging labor against the Israeli government. He was waiting for more than 100 branches to pass such movements soon.

Parliamentary discipline is protected by carrots and sticks of higher paid jobs, with carrots of progress; Exile rods.

Ed Husic, who has survived the cabinet solidarity after being thrown by faction games, is an example of how fast a combined façade can be broken down.

Former Cabinet Minister wants Israel’s sanctions on Gaza

And then there is AUKUS. This site is a disaster for Australia for our defense and sovereignty, as regularly dissected by Rex Patrick and others.

While the government secretly hopes Trump Gang to save us from ourselves, everything may continue to behave like a Dory, but membership has not been deceived.

Thoughts and Prayers

The common factor in the workers’ Government is going to the end with the US in AUKUS and

Something other than thoughts and prayers on Palestine is the soothing of the mainstream media of Australia.

The usual suspects shrink into labor for a sign of not being closer to Trump and not to support Israel. Three years ago, on the way to Holt Street with Lachlan Murdoch, the unifying demonstration of labor leadership, set the standard of not daring Labour’s real opposition.

People often enter politics with good motives. Some of them are exhibited in the hymen of this week, most obviously by Ali France.

It is a matter of personal quality how much the principles can be maintained under the weight of the party line. When this party line is determined by strong media instead of membership, the weight should be too much at some point.

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