Does Kevin Rudd have a problem with women?

[idlewhile]

The evidence is mounting that not only does Rudd have a problem with people he believes are beneath him but he seems to have a problem with women.

The RAAF cadet who was reduced to tears because Rudd didn't get his preferred meal on board a RAAF  flight, the tantrum with the hairdryer he couldn't get, the appalling rudeness to Ms Kenneally whilst she was premier, the 3 year crusade to destroy Julia Gillard, the rude & arrogant way he treated the make up artist & now the brush off of a young woman trying to ask a question & was jeered at because she wasn't a "working journalist" after she was given permission to move up front & ask a question by Rudds staff.

We are not privvy to the reign of terror he perpetrated on his staff in the PM's office but were witness to 80% of them fleeing his employ.

We have heard about his massive ego & his filthy mouth but the disdain he seems to have for women is worrying.

[azureline**]

I disagree, so did her employers.

[**meep**]

Who are her employers?

[nevynreally]

Whether you disagree or not is really irrelevant in her life. She posted her thoughts on her evening working on the two of them. You and other Rudd supporters don't like it because she favoured the opposition. You lot really need to stop taking it personal.

[azureline**]

nothing personal here....... I would say the same regardless of who it was.

[lakeedge]

She could have tweeted, then Rudd would have been the 1st one to see it :-)  knowing what a tweeter tart he is.

On a more serious note, we are all aware of his disdain for people he believes are underlings, we have heard the horror stories, nothing new there, but this man is PM of our country, all I can say is thank God we are a democracy, not a dictatorship. It's a scary thought.

[azureline**]

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@**meep** wrote:

Who are her employers?

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The TV Station who employed her to do the job? she didn't just happen by the make up chair.

[**meep**]

Sky News stressed she was not its employee so who was it?

[izabsmiling]

did we, the tax payers employ her too?pay her to do the job ?

"One of them was absolutely lovely, engaged in genuine conversation with me, acknowledge that I had a job to do and was very appreciative. The other did the exact opposite! Oh boy, I have ever had anyone treat me so badly."

Read more: http://www.news.com.au/national-news/federal-election/makeup-artist-lily-fontana-slams-8216rude8217-...

the exact opposite could quite simply mean that in her opnion Kevin Rudd wasn't absolutely lovely, didn't engage in genuine conversation with her nor acknowledge that she did a good job and wasn't very appreciative  

and in her opinion/view...that was treating her badly .

[azureline**]

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@**meep** wrote:

Sky News stressed she was not its employee so who was it?

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SKY NEWS who broadcast last night's event said it had been made aware of the comments posted on Facebook by the freelance make-up artist.

"The individual is not a SKY NEWS staff member.

"The comments posted were extremely unprofessional and we do not agree with them.

"We understand the post has now been removed and she has expressed her regret over the matter".

[lakeedge]

Sooo, we turn our outrage onto the woman now, hunt her down and ruin her career on social media? ? Never mind that Kevin Rudd is well known for his misogynist attacks on females he considers beneath him! Then, when he is outed we get the "who moi?" And the phoney laughing denials and the trivialising.