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From "Surprise as Premier backs Liberal 'traitor'" (Gary Adshead, The West, 29 May 2012):
Simon Morgan was sacked for running a blog which attempted to undermine the political party which employed him. Now Colin Barnett supports Morgan as a political candidate for that same party.
Earlier this year Barnett sacked his own press secretary, James Larsson, for an action which Barnett says, "crossed the line".
One person sacked for crossing the line. Another person supported, after being sacked for crossing the line. Is this hypocrisy in action?
"He (Larsson) was an employee of the Premier," Mr Barnett said yesterday.
"This is a different situation. This is someone nominating to stand for a seat."
The Premier is, of course, absolutely correct.
An employee is expected to show some loyalty to the employer.
There is no such expectation of a politician.
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