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The latest attack on the PM's credibility has undermined attempts to sell the budget. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong. The last thing Scott Morrison and Josh ...

Independent senator Jacqui Lambie says she has “no doubt” that Scott Morrison is an “absolute bully”.

“(Senator Fierravanti-Wells) is one of the top performers. Good on her.” This comes down to personal differences. “Connie is a person of great capability. Good on her, I imagine she’s been seething for a long, long time. “Connie is a dear friend of mine, that’s longstanding.

Independent Senator Jacqui Lambie has claimed Prime Minister Scott Morrison is a “bully” and is “probably one of the most unpleasant men” she has had to sit ...

“There is many of us females here that have had to be in and sit with Scott Morrison and I can tell you what, he’s probably one of the most unpleasant men I’ve ever had to sit in front of. “He is a bully, he is intimidating – and that’s the truth of the matter,” Ms Lambie told Sky News Australia. Independent Senator Jacqui Lambie has claimed Prime Minister Scott Morrison is a “bully” and is “probably one of the most unpleasant men” she has had to sit in front of.

Concetta Fierravanti-Wells' accusation burns Scott Morrison badly, and might even fry his campaign, when voters are told that some of the PM's own party ...

Morrison denies the claims and rejects the assessment of this rogue senator. Yet her decision to go public and pour vitriol on Morrison in the Senate has the power to shock not only because of its ferocity but also because it comes from a conservative viewpoint when Morrison presents himself as a social conservative. She was a minister for Abbott and his successor, Malcolm Turnbull, but gave up on Turnbull in the leadership spill. This week, for instance, the NSW division was forced to cancel attempts to select candidates for the seats of Parramatta and Hughes because Morrison has backed an intervention. The bad blood between Morrison and Fierravanti-Wells goes back more than a decade. Morrison tops the list,” she said.

Pauline Hanson has accused Scott Morrison of being a "bully" who is "not a Prime Minister for the people" in a second scathing attack by a Senator in less ...

"It's about talking about a Prime Minister who was not in touch with the Liberal Party and not in touch with the people of this nation." New to Flash? Try 1 month free. Stream more on politics with Flash. 25+ news channels in 1 place.

The prime minister is facing another day of bullying accusations as current and former Liberal party members come to his defence.

Forceful? Well, anybody who gets to be the leader of a political party is forceful,” he said. That is how it works in the Liberal Party these days.” “He is a bully, he is intimidating and that’s the truth of the matter and good on Connie (Fierravanti-Wells) for calling him out.”

Scott Morrison has sensationally claimed he understands why Will Smith slapped Chris Rock at the Oscars.

“I would like to publicly apologise to you, Chris. I was out of line and I was wrong.” The group was just one of thousands who took to social media to make light of the matter. Smith later released a statement on Instagram admitting he was “out of line” and saying sorry to Rock. Mr Morrison’s comments come after the youth wing of the Liberals was forced to delete a meme it posted of moment it created to attack Labor. He said: “I want to apologise to the Academy, I want to apologise to all my fellow nominees. “This is a beautiful moment, and I’m not crying for winning an award.”

Jacqui Lambie has launched a scathing attack on the Prime Minister, becoming the third senator to label him a bully in as many days.

“(Senator Fierravanti-Wells) is one of the top performers. This comes down to personal differences. Good on her.” Senator Lambie said Mr Morrison and Mr Hawke had used “bullying tactics” to shift senator Fierravanti-Wells out of a good spot. Mr Morrison was asked about the bullying allegations on Wednesday, and said he understood senator Fierravanti-Wells was “disappointed” about being relegated on the Senate ticket. Good on her, I imagine she’s been seething for a long, long time.

Concetta Fierravanti-Wells may not be a household name, but she has long been a force in the New South Wales Liberal Party.

He writes a column every Sunday. He writes a column every Sunday. Mark Kenny is The Canberra Times' political analyst and a professor at the ANU's Australian Studies Institute. He is a director of the National Press Club and hosts the Democracy Sausage podcast.

Senator Jacqui Lambie has joined the wave of criticism against Prime Minister Scott Morrison, saying she ha...

It's been a long time coming." "She's been similarly disappointed in the past with my predecessors," Mr Morrison said. Senator Fierravanti-Wells, who had been placed in an unwinnable third spot on the NSW Liberal Senate ticket for the federal election, said Mr Morrison was a "bully" and an "autocrat" without a moral compass who was "unfit" for office.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has dismissed out-going Liberal Senator Concetta Fierravanti-Wells' brutal character assessment as the actions of a colleague ...

"This is not a prime minister for the people. The Senator's criticism comes as she lost out in the extraordinarily delayed NSW division preselection battles. She also accused the Prime Minister of using his "so-called faith as a marketing advantage." While it is accepted that many politicians often break ranks on departure, the ferocity, timing and serious nature of the NSW senator's claims are particularly remarkable. He is a bully and I back the senator [Fierravanti-Wells] up completely with that," the One Nation leader told the Senate. Prime Minister Scott Morrison has dismissed out-going Liberal Senator Concetta Fierravanti-Wells' brutal character assessment as the actions of a colleague scorned after she accused him of being a "bully," of having "no moral compass," and being "not fit to be Prime Minister."