Articles by Rossleigh

There’s a great tendency for Whataboutism in politics. You know the sort of thing, so and so does or says something inappropriate and, instead of […]

In an amazing break with protocol, Australian of The Year, Grace Tame did not curtsy and smile at the Prime Minister, leading to outrage from […]

“Good afternoon, joining us for the afternoon is the only Liberal we could get to join us. While he’s not a minister, or even an […]

“One death is a tragedy; a million deaths is a statistic.” Joseph Stalin. Of course, you shouldn’t listen to me because I’ve started this by […]

In breaking news, there is no decision on Novak Djokovic. No, that’s it. That was the lead story in most news bulletins tonight. They could […]

I had a great time socially using a few Rapid Antigen Tests. A friend invited us over and we all took a swab, and after […]

Now I know some of you will be familiar with the idea of confirmation bias where we notice the evidence that suits our world view […]

Now, there’s been a bit of a pile on about ScottyfromPeteEvansPotentialReplacement and his barramundi from Humpty Doo… You know the sort of thing, lefty bastards […]

Of course, it’s easy to pick on governments. After all, they’re the ones doing the heavy lifting. Well, usually… Just a few days ago, the […]

When Scott Morrison first talked about “shaking and baking” the economy, I just ignored it as one of those things that just slip out when […]

Let me be clear that when it comes to religion, I have to say I’ve always thought of religion as a dialogue between man and […]

Being blessed (or cursed) with a long memory, I can’t help but wonder sometimes whether politicians think that the general public can’t remember anything from […]

A few days ago, I was tempted to write a scathing piece about Adam Bandt’s response to Labor’s 43% target. You know the sort of […]

Interviewer – Good morning, we’re joined today by Tor Kingpoints, the only person available owing to all Liberal MPs flitting between the various going away […]