Hi Folks Aussies behind the Juddstar. “There’s no way I would ever be a party to a stealth attack on a sitting Prime Minister elected by the people. We all know that what happened then was wrong and it must never happen agin”. KR 2/12.
The guy is a A grade Tosser, he is Architech of the failed border protection policy, he is he best friend of the people smugglers, he stuffed up the ETS deal, he was a total psycho with his own staff and comrades, he abused air hostesses, and undermined his own party at the last election , he is an egotistical nut job of the highest order, there is no way he should be anywhere near the PM s job he is out and out dangerous.
I presume you won’t be voting for him Bazza?.. :lol:
March 1971: Prime Minister John Gorton retained the leadership of the Liberal Party after a challenge from William McMahon resulted in a tie. However, Gorton then resigned, saying that a tie was not a vote of confidence, and McMahon was elected his successor.
1981: Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser beat Andrew Peacock’s challenge for the leadership of the Liberal Party, 54-27 votes.
16 July 1982: Bill Hayden beat Bob Hawke for the leadership of the Labor Party, 42-37 but resigned in February 1983 in Hawke’s favor, just one month before the ALP returned to government in the 1983 federal election.
9 May 1989: Andrew Peacock won with 44 votes to John Howard’s 27, for the Liberal leadership and became leader for the second time. A simulataneous spill took place in the National Party room resulting in Charles Blunt replacing Ian Sinclair.
June 1991: Deputy Prime Minister and Treasurer Paul Keating challenged Prime Minister Bob Hawke for the Labor leadership, with Keating losing by 44 votes to Hawke’s 66.
December 1991: Keating launched a second leadership challenge against Hawke. This effort was successful, with Keating winning the Labor leadership by 5 votes.
Australian Labor Party leadership spills, 2003: Two consecutive leadership challenges saw Simon Crean ousted from the Labor leadership, replaced with Mark Latham.
4 December
2006: Labor frontbencher Kevin Rudd launched a challenge against Kim Beazley and won the Labor leadership.
December 2009: Opposition Leader Malcolm Turnbull (Liberal) was defeated by Tony Abbott with a narrow margin of 42-41 votes.
Thanks for the history lesson George.
Btw a bit more, it’s the first time since 1949 that a defeated deposed PM has ever come back to the PMs office.
Kevin’s best Quotes:
“Something my mum taught me years and years and years ago, is life’s just too short to carry around a great bucket-load of anger and resentment and bitterness and hatreds and all that sort of stuff”
Kevin’s best Quotes:
“Something my mum taught me years and years and years ago, is life’s just too short to carry around a great bucket-load of anger and resentment and bitterness and hatreds and all that sort of stuff”
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Fair suck of the sauce bottle, rock on,now were cooking with gas, …anyway guys I gotta Zip…
So what you are saying it’s not a good look to talk like a Aussie
so you got to talk with a plum in your mouth
This contest will now go down to the wire I reckon..the Libs will be shitting themselves because Rudd craps all over Abbott as a speaker and gets his message across. I look forward to Rudd challenging Abbott in a few debates but I doubt Abbott will have the guts
Kevin 2013
No it wont. Kevin will beat himself, its that simple. You really think the average voter wants to vote for a party which is disfunctional, to the degree that the ALP is??
I thought you said Gillard was great Swandog , geez you change quick. PISSWEAK mate
are you for real..the blokes a tosser, you expect a bit more than stupid folksie sayings from a PM sureley…
Gillard talked like a bogan aussie as well, look what happened to her…
Krudd got the arse for a reason mate,got Knifed by his own party …I wonder why ..because he is a Psycho nut…
Unk, not sure that it will be a walk in the park.
Would have preferred Julia to stay for the election as the result may well have been bad enough to see Labour condemned to 20 years hard labour (pardon the pun).
Whilst I think the election is there for Abbott to lose, I am thinking that Rudd could actually deliver a better result (with loss of less seats) than Julia could have.
What ever happens the Libs will have a deep mess to clean up to get us financially back on track.
Kevin13 creepy cooky amd out there.
Unlucky for some
Kevin is a happy little Vegemite…ha ha what a cock :silly:
He’s cooking with gas with the people smugglers…
I could not justify voting for Lù Kèwén AKA Rudd, I agree Abbott is not the ideal leader but he is the best option we have.
he’s is certainly popular with the asian community perhaps they are the only people that actually understand what he Is saying!
what absolutely mystifies me is how anyone could vote for Labor given their recent history of failed policies, blatant lies, inept performance, leadership changes, Ministers resigning, driven by unions and blatant class warfare. they are a shambles and hopefully headed for oblivion. they’re so driven by polls and not policy that they’d eat their own just to stay in power.