Peta Credlin and Nampijinpa Price hit back at vile Rhys Muldoon posts

Peta Credlin and Nampijinpa Price have hit back at vile Rhys Muldoon posts which have recently resurfaced.

Backlash to the posts has seen Muldoon sacked from his position as a Labor staffer yesterday; Australians will also recognise him from being a Play School host from 1999 to 2007.

For example, in one post, Muldoon described Warlpiri woman and Liberal Senator Price as a “quisling” during the Voice debate because she did not support the Yes vote in the constitutional referendum.

 

 

 

 

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Price posted an angry response on Instagram yesterday, calling out Muldoon's history and character.

The Senator wrote:

"Rhys Muldoon is the Prime Minister's mate, a wedding guest at the Lodge, a former Play School host, and until this morning, a Labor adviser.

"Albanese's friend tweeted the n-word, told a stranger to "just die", and called a senator "the fake Jew".

"Is this really the company you keep Anthony Albanese?

"The Prime Minister embarrassed us all with his appallingly sexist remarks about the Prime Minister of Japan. Now he's embarrassed us all again by handing his appallingly sexist mate a plum gig in his government.

“Australians deserve so much better than a Prime Minister who preaches about decency and transparency in public, while indulging crassness and practising cronyism in private.”

Peta Credlin calls out Muldoon's friendship with Albanese

Credlin has also spoken out against Muldoon's sexual comments about her.

In her News24 show yesterday she questioned how Albanese appointed him to a taxpayer-funded Labor job, despite a trail of offensive social media posts.

“Muldoon isn’t just a garden variety Labor idiot who thinks you beat opponents, in the battle of ideas, by going after them personally,” she said.

“He’s a close friend of the Prime Minister.

“So close in fact that when Albanese invited just 70 people to his wedding at the Lodge last year, Muldoon was one of them.”

Credlin added, “What is it about weak men and strong women?

“What is it about conservative women like me – and Jacinta – that we’re considered fair game when others get defended?

“I think I’ve demonstrated, more than most, that I’ve got a pretty thick skin but honestly, when will this end?"

Credlin told viewers that online hate is something she's suffered in silence for years.

“I have copped it for years, going back to the time when Clive Palmer attacked me publicly over IVF.

“And on and on it then went.

“It even followed me to Victoria, when I took on Daniel Andrews during the lockdowns and then copped death threats as a result.

“It’s never stopped.”