Devastated by @SenatorLudlam’s resignation. Scott’s decision shows his absolute integrity. The Senate will be so much poorer without him.
— Richard Di Natale (@RichardDiNatale) July 14, 2017
Very bad news. @SenatorLudlam was one of the best. One of the clearest communicators in a sea of superstition and ideology.
— Ketan Joshi (@KetanJ0) July 14, 2017
Can @SenatorLudlam now renounce his NZ citizenship and stand for office again next time? Some sort of Ludlam 2.0: Senator with a vengeance?
— VictoriaSM (@VicStoneMeadows) July 14, 2017
Were I Ludlam I’d have suggested conquering New Zealand and renaming it Extremely South Australia.
— Gabriel Morton (@gabrielenguard) July 14, 2017
An absolute shame, but you cannot be faulted for your principled response. I hope you can rectify it and stand for election again soon.
— Chad Ryan (@ChadwikoRCC) July 14, 2017
Today is sad, and Scott Ludlam has resigned. I will miss him and his hair very much.
— Linda Linda Linda (@LindaDrummond) July 14, 2017
You were the only good one 🙁
— Nick Ross (@maninultimo) July 14, 2017
Sorry Scott. Your resignation is rejected.
— BRING THEM HERE (@SarahRubyWrites) July 14, 2017
Reasons Australian senators have had to resign
1. Born in illegal country
2. Stole car keys
3. Forgot he owned an office
4. Stephen Conroy— Video James (@cashbonez) July 14, 2017
to hear that the most decent and on point politician #auspol has is forced to resign has made me reach peak political disillusionment
— neigh (@naycation) July 14, 2017
The Ludlam dual citizenship resignation should re-ignite the Tony Abbott dual citizenship debate. When did he renounce Britain?
— Derryn Hinch (@HumanHeadline) July 14, 2017
*whispers* Larissa Waters was born in Canada… pic.twitter.com/kZV3cEsZlB
— Alice Workman (@workmanalice) July 14, 2017
Sad day for the Senate, sad day for politics, sad day for hair. pic.twitter.com/5dUvPCImTw
— Benjamin Law (@mrbenjaminlaw) July 14, 2017