this isn't a proper political thread at all.
try harder clair - and don't forget to throw around the word luvvie.
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It is bloody so luvvie
IT'S now a question of how and when Julia Gillard's blighted leadership will end.
Remarkably close to the third anniversary of the removal of Kevin Rudd, Labor MPs seem determined to restore the former leader in the hope he can save their individual seats and the collective parliamentary Labor Party from being shunted to a decade in the wilderness.
Having eschewed Rudd twice in the past because they put their hatred for him above the recognition of the voters' hatred for Gillard, Labor MPs have now been spooked into action.
How they will actually finish a determined Prime Minister is not clear but it will have to be in the next two parliamentary sitting weeks - and unless Gillard agrees to go it will be bloody. Even if she resists, it is clear she cannot last as leader with her "friends" now announcing her demise.
Tony Abbott has Gillard's number but will face a new/old challenge in Rudd. He'll probably also face a new election timetable, which will be to everyone's liking, no matter who they vote for.
There.
