Kate Millard retweeted
The genocide in Gaza is being carried out with the complicity of the U.S. media, who with their biased and careerist-driven reporting, intervenes on behalf of the U.S.-Israeli war machine to throw their Palestinian colleagues under the bus.
Kate Millard retweeted
I certainly feel for the brave people of Ukraine.
Kate Millard retweeted
He was the worst President in history. And when he got voted out, he tried to stage a coup. Then he stole national secrets and sold the ones he didn't store in the bathroom.
He was convicted of fraud, found liable of sexual assault and convicted of 34 felonies. He is half a billion dollars in debt, owned by God only knows who, and the biggest national security risk the nation has ever had.
But at least he's not a Black woman.
Kate Millard retweeted
Jeez, that is some upgrade! But of course Gina Rinehart doesn't own anything affected by government policy. Oh, wait ...
Peter Dutton has conceded his staff had asked for the free use of billionaire Gina Rinehart’s private jet to travel from Qld to Sydney
Dutton had said “no” on Tues when asked if he had ever sought Mrs Rinehart’s assistance for flights
Touché
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Kate Millard retweeted
Here’s some words to use @SenatorWong
Kate Millard retweeted
Replying to @theliamnissan
Kate Millard retweeted
I’m told that, in response to my prior tweet, @EliseStefanik deleted her 1/6/21 statement — that those who stormed the Capitol “must be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.” Here is Elise’s statement again. Feel free to share. #nomorecrackpots
Kate Millard retweeted
(📢) The meme to end all memes: the Top 100 reasons not to support Donald Trump... in one image.
I’m a NYT-bestselling Trump biographer, and this is the culmination of what I learned over a decade.
What do you think—any chance we could get this to 50K RETWEETS by Election Day?
Kate Millard retweeted
Trump made the Scots the usual promises. Although the locals were wise to the grifting conman, the politicians saw the loathsome piece of shit as someone who'd stimulate the economy and were quick to buy-in on the serial lying psychopath's scam. Guess who ended up being right? 👇
Kate Millard retweeted
This is brilliant - utterly brilliant . Watch it and follow @ClimateSciBreak & the superb @JonathanPieNews & get to London for #TheBigOne from the 21st April .
Please RT !
Kate Millard retweeted
The sure way to avoid nuclear war is for Russia not to start one. If they don't do it, nobody else will.
Likewise, the sure way to end the invasion of Ukraine is for Russia to withdraw from Ukraine. The war is all of Russia's making. The war stops when Russia stops it.
Kate Millard retweeted
I was one of the founders of Draft Biden. Today I was attacked with the most hateful voicemail. 12 “f*cks” in 45 seconds, homophobic slurs... All because I refuse to stay silent on Trump.
And I won't. Not until he’s held accountable. If you have my back, please RT and follow me!
Kate Millard retweeted
As a Kooyong resident I've noticed the @JoshFrydenberg campaign is just focusing a lot on "Let me keep my job please" as opposed to their actual policies. Isn't it about what they can do for us, not what we can do for them?
Kate Millard retweeted
Another view is that maybe voters do care about integrity in government, and that maybe some voters do think it is important that the head of the public service is not a former staffer and political operative for the PM
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Kate Millard retweeted
The government is paying Alan Tudge’s former staffer $500,000. But the PM told News Breakfast that’s a private matter that can’t be confirmed. It’s public money. Our money. And it can’t be confirmed? Is that right?
Kate Millard retweeted
Australia deserves better than this.
So, what can we do?
We need widespread democratic reform to make wrecking crew behaviour harder to get away with.
And we need politicians who, whatever their party, are committed to the ideal of the shared public good, not wrecking the joint.
Kate Millard retweeted
This week the Morrison government appointed a bunch of ‘mates’ to key statutory positions. Much of the commentary has focused on nepotism - which is fair enough because it is pretty revolting.
But I reckon this is just another step in a deliberate wrecking agenda 🧵: #auspol























