@unreMARKLEble As with everything it was intentional as was being emotionally unavailable for children who had lost their lives online and the fracas with her father.
@MeghansMole I do not get it. He was in a care home. He is eighty something. He has one leg, is in a wheel chair, has dementia has had reported heart and stroke issues . He also has a big stomach. I have no wish to body shame. How on earth did he remove an ankle bracelet???
@pdina13 She would know its significance in Britain. She is disaffected and thinks this is being a rebel. I do not think she is well. Disrespecting the fallen is not sticking up for your heritage.
@unreMARKLEble If she has a mental illness she could be emulating how she thinks she should be because she does not know how to be. She cannot have real feelings so at her age she has learned to copy appropriate ones and it doesn’t look right.
@QLoTII The media has a lot to answer for. The children this week, and for Invictus, the veterans, are the most important. The media drivel on about her.
Australians are making a lot of political claims from the safety of current governments. Working with governments to improve them is democratic. Jettisoning them to get the LNP like instability we barely survived is odd. Getting intelligent,skilled people in parliament is vital.
These 'top journalists' just went on a junket to Israel - Daily Telegraph, Herald Sun, Courier Mail, Adelaide Advertiser, The Nightly, The Australian and 2GB
Three weeks after being horribly injured, Helen Haines' condition has finally been updated to stable. Ms. Haines remains an inpatient, but she is remarkably improved. Good news. 😊
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I spent two years working with Stephen Miller.
His appointment as White House chief of staff is among the most dangerous personnel decisions in the history of our republic.
I say that without reservation.