"...and people say he wasn't leaning left"
Posted on 01/09/2019 3:08:38 AM PST by Berlin_Freeper
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison was left red-faced on Wednesday after a family photograph, doctored by his staff, inadvertently left him with two left feet - an embarrassing image as he tries to end missteps months before an election.
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But can he dance?
"...and people say he wasn't leaning left"
This reminds me of the 2008 Republican Convention when everything worked fine until it was Sarah Palin’s turn to give a speech. Only then, just after the beginning of the speech, did the teleprompter fail.
These things are NEVER ‘mistakes’. The problem is that people on our side hire Leftist millennials to do certain ‘tech’, ‘creative’, or ‘audio/visual’ type jobs and do not think, or more likely don’t even consider the fact that many, if not most, of these Leftists CANNOT leave their politics at the door, but instead look at themselves as part of the ‘resistance’ - and will look for any opportunity to take down the conservative who is employing him.
We deserve what we get when you don’t bother to try to understand their mindset.
His wife needs to lose about 75 pounds
Throw away the fry-o-lator.
Obviously, the globalists don’t like the new Australian PM, and want to get rid of him.
The only one who doesn’t need to shed pounds is the dog.
The Aussies need to get to the heart of the matter...can he spell potato?
Or is “Vegemite” the standard spelling test for politicians down under?
a poor photoshop of a shoe... not an embarrassment...
they could have just cleaned up the dirty sneaker... and put some hair on his head..
I disagree with your opinion. I think she looks lovely.
What a waste of time. The photo on the reuters site doesn’t even show the whole sneaker.
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