New South Wales Premier Mike Baird appears to be emulating characters from American history with his barking mad bill banning greyhound racing in the state from July 1 next year, due for rubbing stamping in the Legislative Assembly this week.
On the eve of his departure from office after being defeated at the polls, John Adams, the second president, signed a number of judicial commissions most of which favoured his fellow Federalists.
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