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And so Sam resigned (or was pushed). Now for the left versus the right for his replacement. Bill's silence is golden..

Sam's gone but he's still sucking on the taxpayers tit. If he had any ethics he's stand down immediately and have his salary stopped.

Is Sam's Puppet master the same Chinese Billionaire that owns the Darwin Port.Andrew Robb was his LNP inside contact. So will Sam be on his payroll like Robb now is.

GTR you may want to add the word "allegedly" in the appropriate places in your post.

gtrxuone wrote: Is Sam's Puppet master the same Chinese Billionaire that owns the Darwin Port.Andrew Robb was his LNP inside contact. So will Sam be on his payroll like Robb now is.

And wasn't Sam from the same political party whose leader (billy) allegedly misappropriated union funds?

...and Gillard allegedly complicit in setting up a trust to receive funds from companies for training of union members that was used to renovate her union leader boyfriend's house.

......... and Turnbull drawing a $527,852 salary from the public coffers when he is allegedly Australia's Prime Minister.

During a dull Parliament House dinner, Chloe Shorten leaned over to chat with Governor General Cosgrove, "I bought Bill a parrot for his birthday. That bird is so smart, Bill has already taught him to say over two hundred words!"

"Very impressive," said Cosgrove, "but, you do realise he just speaks the words. He doesn't really understand what they all mean.”

"Oh, I know", replied Chloe, “but neither does the parrot."

Leather Stops wrote: During a dull Parliament House dinner, Chloe Shorten leaned over to chat with Governor General Cosgrove, "I bought Bill a parrot for his birthday. That bird is so smart, Bill has already taught him to say over two hundred words!"

"Very impressive," said Cosgrove, "but, you do realise he just speaks the words. He doesn't really understand what they all mean.”

"Oh, I know", replied Chloe, “but neither does the parrot."

Gold!!

Turnbull Living Boyhood Dream Of Desperately Clinging To Power

For as long as he can remember, Malcolm Turnbull has wanted to be an inconsequential, powerless leader at the beck and call of a small group of weird old extremist men.

“As a young boy growing up in Sydney, people would to say to me, ‘Malcolm, you should lead our nation one day!’ And I’d say, ‘No, I want to be a toothless figurehead with no courage or conviction. That’s my dream,’” Turnbull told The Shovel.

“Some people want to be champion footballers or world-renowned doctors when they grow up. But I always wanted to be an impotent Prime Minister. I think it’s that feeling of powerlessness, of having no real impact, of backing an idea and then dismissing it the following day when someone in the party disagreed with it – that’s what always excited me”.

Turnbull said he was inspired by other leaders. “I’d look at guys like Hawke or Howard and think, ‘That’s not for me. That’s not what I want to be”.

He said he had to pinch himself some days. “To think that I’m finally here, finally in the top job, compromising my principles in an attempt to frantically cling to power for a few more months – that’s a special feeling. Young Malcolm would be proud”.

www.theshovel.com.au/2017/11/30/turnbull...y-clinging-to-power/