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Barnaby Joyce’s resignation from the National Party is political theatre. That’s all it is. It benefits Barnaby to make much ado about nothing. Despite the fact that Barnaby still thinks he should be in charge he has no power. He’s an impotent manbaby throwing his toys out of the cot for attention. He said it himself. He said he was “seeking a better position than the coalition backbenches” I would have thought at this point that as far as Barnaby and positions go it doesn’t get any better than being flat on his back on a Canberra sidewalk at night. But here we are.. Another cry for attention. Another “look at moi” from the overlooked and redundant beetrooter who once video’d himself in a cow field in 2019 complaining that he “doesn’t want the government in his life - when he was actually part of the government 🙄 Meanwhile, Barny is busy apologising “for all the hurt he has caused” as he turncoats the Nationals and wafts off muttering he can “do his job better to represent his constituents if he leaves the Nationals”. Which is ironic considering he hasn’t represented them in any substantial way for years - unless there is something in it for him. His hypocrisy is writ large considering Barny relied on a National seat to get elected. I’m not sure how the good people of New England will take his defection and whether One Nation will be the eventual drawcard he thinks it will be. In Barnaby’s mind, however - going from those heady days of deputy PM’ship to being a pimple on the ass end of a malodorous coalition backbench is too much for his fragile ego to take. So in spite, he’s taking a leaf out of the Hanson book of ‘Foghorning Flogs and Flapping Gums’ to build himself some notoriety. The fact that taxpayers fund this shyte is mind numbing. https://t.co/xv0pPcvmJ8