The Ferguson Report: No Oscar for this acting PM


Tim Ferguson dishes up the week in fake news. Photo: TND
ACTING PRIME MINISTER CAUGHT ACTING LIKE A PRIME MINISTER
While PM Scott Morrison holidays in an undisclosed Hawaii, acting Prime Minister Michael McCormack has gotten into strife comparing the January 6 attack on the US Capitol with margarine.
âNutter is better than Marge,â he said.
âThese are unfortunate events,â said McCormack. âMany people donât remember how you rode the horse; they remember how you dismount the horse.â
This sparked a horserace riot.
The Ultra-National Party leaderâs comments outraged Amnesty International and other inner-city finger-knitting Arts students.
Meanwhile, McCormack has remained staunchly behind (and a little to the right) of Liberal goose-stompers Craig Kelly and George Christensen.
After disseminating non-information about the US election and hydroxychloroquine hair tonic, these two Sky News hopefuls have been accused of sharing âludicrous codswallopâ and other fish recipes.
The Acting PM said, âFacts are sometimes contentious,â which he asserted as a fact.
TRUMP TO FORM NEW PARTY: THE REPUBLICATS
Drumming bunny US President Donald Trump will form a new political party that is way more animated.
The new political party is Trumpâs way of going quietly as loudly as possible.
A new movie, The Republicats, features Trump licking his wounds and his back fur.
Trumpâs legal challenges over election fraud were laughed out of courts, proof the President has lost none of his entertainment value.
In other cat news, Trump has warned US Vice-President Mike Pence that he will âgo down in history as a pussyâ.
Penceâs security agents are prepared for a grab attack.
Without Trump, the media will have nothing to talk about apart from the inevitable return of Trump.
A White House spokesman who admitted to being a White House spokesman said, âTrump is the first US president to be impeached twice, so heâs proud of that.â
âVEGANUARYâ ADMITS CRUELTY TO LANGUAGE
Vegan stars have thrown their weight (or as much of it as their depleted strength allows) behind âVeganuaryâ.
Sir Paul McCartney, Joaquin Phoenix and Kim Kardashian are promoting a vegan diet through January, or as long as vegans can go without mentioning it to everybody.
(Kardashian admits to dipping in and out of veganism between meals.)
Meanwhile, a vegan from a wealthy country sent pictures of beef, egg and cheese to a starving child in a poorer country. âThis is what I donât eat,â said the vegan. âWhat donât you eat?â
The starving child replied, âI wonât swallow pontificating twaddle.â
Veganuary will be followed by âProteinuaryâ, when we can all go back to talking about something interesting.
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Tim Ferguson is a widely acclaimed comedian, writer, TV host, and a member of the Doug Anthony Allstars. You can follow him on Twitter at @RealTimFerguson








