Paul Mccleay

Let’s face it: What Paul McLeay’s done isn’t the worst thing in the world. It isn’t even the worst thing in the NSW Government.

This isn't a caption competition either.

The now former minister was summarily shafted—an activity with which he is apparently familiar—by Premier Kristina Keneally after being busted looking at porn and gambling on his parliamentary computer.

There is no question that his behaviour was stratospherically stupid, but again, these days that is more a pre-requisite for getting into Cabinet than being booted out of it.

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  • Sherekahn says:

    09:17am | 06/09/10

    Oh boy Daniel! Thank gawd I was born and brought up in an English Country-Town. Your tolerance gives me the shudders, as do most of the comments on this subject. To put distance between modern sick Australian society and me, I surf photos of my youth in Picasa to ease… Read more »

  • Old Clive says:

    08:20am | 06/09/10

    Well I say that the students got it right, I say Penbo has got it right, I say that the standards of behaviour have diminished throughout our society and having seen the behaviour of politicians in this country for over 50years, the present bunch are almost the worst bunch at… Read more »

 

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