"David Crisafulli: Centrist Queensland premier is a Liberal Party role model", or so says the headline of a puff-piece by George Brandis in the Age and Sydney Morning Herald.

This can mean only one thing: David Crisafulli's career is in decline.
Even the Liberal Party backroom power-brokers know it, so they've wheeled out George Brandis to show support. What's next? The kiss of death in the form of a glowing report by Amanda Vanstone?

Redistribution of electoral boundaries, and an upcoming by-election for the North Queensland seat of Hinchinbrook are going to make matters worse. Recent two-party polling says the ALP leads 51.5% over the LNP with 48.5%, which is a big swing since the last election (53.8% to 46.2% in favour of the LNP).

#AusPol #QldPol #DavidCrisafulli #GeorgeBrandis

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That'd be George "RoboDebt" Brandis?

Wasn't he Attorney General or sumpthink?
The highest legal officer in the land?
Responsible for the administration of the laws of #Australia

It's not clear which of those options have the most #BloodOnTheirHands.

#GeorgeBrandis #RoboDebt

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CJkCOTMdqBw

The so-called #philanthropy we are shown in the #forcedNews media is not #philanthropic - its #publicRelations.

#GeorgeBrandis the creature who helped destory #internetFreedom in #Australia with the #DataRetention Bill was "#caughtOnCamera" (we say) delivering #cakes to essential workers.

Yet the "counter #terrorism" measures he introduced can't stop a nutbags ploughing heavy vehicles into a #placeOfWorship like what happened yesterday.

Rot, #Brandis.

Go shove your rotten cakes.