The case for Abbott
July 4th, 2009
I think MT still needs a bit more time in the hot seat, but if the polls have not turned around 10 months from the election, Abbott should have a go. From the Spectator Australia:
As well as being the coalition’s parliamentary ‘enforcer’ as Leader of the House, Abbott was the former government’s intellectual in residence, churning out fortnightly articles for the Sydney Morning Herald, debating Julia Gillard every Friday morning on the Today programme, and giving numerous scripted speeches prosecuting the conservative side of the culture wars. Unlike a great many parliamentarians, Abbott is actually committed to core principles and values.
That would distinguish him from Rudd, who is like a schizophrenic actor in a multi-part play.
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See also:
- Tony Windsor backing Julia Gillard (September 3rd, 2010)
- ABC ramps up the pro-Gillard coverage (September 3rd, 2010)
- The great set-up (September 3rd, 2010)
- Ken Henry – Australia’s new Deputy PM (September 2nd, 2010)
- Gillard trashing democracy (September 1st, 2010)





July 4th, 2009 at 10:59 pm
May be this time