History will remember Julia Gillard as one of our best PM's

[donnashuggy]

She achieved so much and even though wasn't the most eloquent speaker or a great seller of policies (in my opinion) she was one of the best. I'm sure there must be a tally somewhere comparing her achievements against Tony Abbott's fails somewhere?

[monman12]

G58: "Gillard and her minority govt were building a future. Their plans were constructive and they seemed to like Australia and it's people."

It is  just a pity then G58 that a majority of Australians did not seem to like the Circus,  Poor Me, or Rudd, let alone their knife act!

[donnashuggy]

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@monman12 wrote:

G58: "Gillard and her minority govt were building a future. Their plans were constructive and they seemed to like Australia and it's people."

It is  just a pity then G58 that a majority of Australians did not seem to like the Circus,  Poor Me, or Rudd, let alone their knife act!

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Which majority is that? Maths not your strong point ?

[debra9275]

Yes, well, the media did a pretty good hatchet job on her didn't they? I actually admire her more now than I did when she was PM, Especially considering what we're stuck with now.

That misogyny speech , what a beauty that was 🙂

[icyfroth]

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@nicnacs_4u wrote:

She was FEMALE and like her or hate her she did become a PRIME MINISTER....GR

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Yeah that's true Nics, a lot of ppl voted her in because they liked the idea of having a female PM.

[nicnacs_4u]

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@icyfroth wrote:

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@nicnacs_4u wrote:

She was FEMALE and like her or hate her she did become a PRIME MINISTER....GR

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Yeah that's true Nics, a lot of ppl voted her in because they liked the idea of having a female PM.

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Not by me Icebuddy but as a woman I feel proud that she got the top job..

[cherry*135]

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@icyfroth wrote:

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@nicnacs_4u wrote:

She was FEMALE and like her or hate her she did become a PRIME MINISTER....GR

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Yeah that's true Nics, a lot of ppl voted her in because they liked the idea of having a female PM.

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Rubbish!

[monman12]

"It is  just a pity then G58 that a majority of Australians did not seem to like the Circus,  Poor Me, or Rudd, let alone their knife act!"

DY: "Which majority is that? Maths not your strong point ?"

Research not yours?

[idlewhile]

When you look back with your rose coloured glasses of course you'll miss Gillard and Rudd, you'll think they were wonderful, successful, admired and competent politicians.

Have you all forgotten about Rudd, whitewashed him from history? after all nobody wants to be reminded of his madness now do they?.

What we are seeing here from the left is the myth making Labor so love to weave. 

It's always better under Labor, they  make you feel better under Labor, pity Labor can't implement or manage a successful government but they sure make you feel better.

We'll just forget about the debt mountain, after all there's the money tree and the magic pudding isn't there? well isn't there??.....

[debra9275]

I didn't like the knife act, but I think the Libs might be close to doing the same thing

[donnashuggy]

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@monman12 wrote:

"It is  just a pity then G58 that a majority of Australians did not seem to like the Circus,  Poor Me, or Rudd, let alone their knife act!"

DY: "Which majority is that? Maths not your strong point ?"

Research not yours?

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More people vote Labor