¶Apparently childish comments about someone’s appearance don’t violate House rules against engaging in personalities during debate. I’m sure this spineless decision by Committee Chairman Comer won’t have any downstream consequences at all.
(bbc.com)
¶Upset at how she has been depicted, mining heiress and billionaire Gina Rinehart approached the National Gallery of Australia (NGA) to ask the portrait of her – and another by the same artist – be removed from public display, according to local media....Local media have reported that the National Gallery ultimately rejected the removal request.
¶At least the National Gallery of Australia showed its spine.
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