Let me tell you something about Foreign Minister Julie Bishop. A cursory glance at Bishop’s Twitter account reveals that, despite the occasional gold star awarded to her team, the minister’s emoji use before today was found to be wanting at best. That all changed last night.
The honourable Julie Bishop. ??@JulieBishopMP pic.twitter.com/5Awt90pOr2
— Georgia Hyland ?? (@georgia_hyland2) November 23, 2014
“@PatsKarvelas: @James_Jeffrey @Wyatt_MP @JulieBishopMP she’s hard not to like”????
— Julie Bishop (@JulieBishopMP) November 23, 2014
“@bencubby: Gosh @JulieBishopMP sure does love her emojis” ??
— Julie Bishop (@JulieBishopMP) November 23, 2014
“@gemmacaf: @JulieBishopMP I’ve never been so intimidated by a smiley.”??
— Julie Bishop (@JulieBishopMP) November 23, 2014
“@sam_armytage: #shine in stores tomorrow…! ????
#laterGram #excitedGram http://t.co/THgNLXaYWe” Congratulations – go girl ??
— Julie Bishop (@JulieBishopMP) November 23, 2014
“@kimjongeuan: fully expecting @JulieBishopMP to deliver her next address to the united nations entirely in emoji”????????????
— Julie Bishop (@JulieBishopMP) November 23, 2014
“@Mel_Matheson: Our Foreign Minister @JulieBishopMP onto the international language of emojis. Looking forward to her use of this one: ??”??
— Julie Bishop (@JulieBishopMP) November 23, 2014
“@lycanzayn: @JulieBishopMP send me an emoji story Julie please”??????⛵???????????
— Julie Bishop (@JulieBishopMP) November 23, 2014
iPhone has been wrested off me – no more ?? Time for ???? Good ??Twitter
— Julie Bishop (@JulieBishopMP) November 23, 2014
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