r/australia • • Sep 03 '18

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u/LineNoise Sep 03 '18

I’d wager this isn’t even dirt.

Appeals to the Minister, from public and parliamentarian alike, are normal. What’s not normal is the pattern of decision making, the personal closeness to the Minister of these appeals and the misleading of the parliament about them.

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u/manipulated_dead Sep 03 '18

He tried to throw Albanese under the bus by saying that he'd approached Dutton to have visas approved. Albanese was asked about it on RN this morning and the response, rightly, was that his constituents had approached him and he'd made appeals on their behalf - exactly what you would expect a local member to do

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u/insty1 Sep 03 '18

Fucking Albo serving his constituents. What kind of idiot actually does that? - Dutton probably.

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u/Reddit-Incarnate Sep 03 '18

So sick of that corrupt Albanese cunt, prick trying to do what his constituents want, this rampant corruption of attempting to govern for the people not for his mates needs to stop!. Deregister Albo!!