ER Editor: More key Aussie politicians stepping down for no good reason. Hmmm.
We published this in December 2023 —
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk retires from politics
We commented —
A reminder that Victoria state’s notorious Dan Andrews ‘stepped down’ for no apparent reason in late September. See —
Victoria’s Notorious Dan Andrews steps down amid rejoicing
New South Wales premier Gladys Berejiklian went back in October of 2021, around the time of Austrian wunderkind chancellor Sebastian Kurz, both for relatively minor infractions in the world of politics. Which is mightily curious.
We missed this, but Northern Territories’ nutjob Premier, a zealot if ever there was one, Michael Gunner, also stepped down for no apparent reason back in May of 2022. See Northern Territory chief minister Michael Gunner resigns, saying ‘head and heart’ no longer in job
Western Australia premier Mark McGowan also stepped down in May of this year citing exhaustion. See Mark McGowan stands down as WA premier in shock announcement, citing exhaustion
That leaves South Australia. Their pandemic premier, Steven Marshall, lost an election in March of 2022.
The only remaining pandemic premier according to The Guardian below is that of the Australian Capital Territories (ACT), Andrew Barr, covering the country’s capital, Canberra. No surprises there. He must be feeling the heat. See — ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr declares he is “energised and ready to go” for 2024
So we can cross off Steven Marshall, adding Scott Morrison to the list of weird step-downs. That leaves ACT’s Andrew Barr. Do we actually KNOW where any of these people are? In Morrison’s case, there is a rumour of being a convicted pedophile, stated by white hat-affiliated commentator, Riccardo Bosi. It is mightily curious that Morrison says that ‘there are things people will “need to forgive” him for’. (See this video of witness testimony of Adrian Wells, mentioning Morrison frequently. This of course is proof of nothing so far. And see this more generally about Satanic pedophilia in Australia. Again, proof of nothing yet.) We recommend searching this topic on Yandex.
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Former SA Premier Steven Marshall to resign from parliament
Steven Marshall to resign from parliament
REBECCA MASTERS for 9NEWS
Former South Australian premier Steven Marshall has announced he will retire from parliament.
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Former prime minister Scott Morrison resigns from parliament
Scott Morrison says there are things “people need to forgive” him for while reflecting on his time as prime minister.
ELLEN RANSLEY and JESSICA WANG
Former prime minister Scott Morrison says there are things people will “need to forgive” him for after calling an end to his 16 years in parliament. (ER: Really?)
Mr Morrison, who served as the 30th prime minister of Australia between 2018 and 2022, resigned from parliament on Tuesday, ending two years of speculation over the end of his political career.
His time in the nation’s top position earned him a reputation as one of the most controversial prime ministers in Australian history, something he briefly reflected on with Sky News’ Paul Murray.
“I’m sure there’s things that people will need to forgive me for and I’ll forgive them. You just don’t carry these things around with you. You look forward,” he said.
He then quoted former US president Theodore Roosevelt, who Mr Morrison described as a “hero” for him.
“He used to talk about – I’m one of those ones who was on the field, who has known victory and defeat, not one of those timid souls who have known neither, and just looks on from the outside,” he said.
Mr Morrison said he would leave politics at the end of February, setting up a by-election a year out from the next federal election.
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Featured image, Morrison: ABC News: Ian Cutmore
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