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?

[idlewhile]

So now that some time has passed the left are now game to come out in support of what a fantastic PM Miss Gillard was.

It's what the left does, they have no memory of actual events, they don't care to remember the catastophe,  that doesn't stop the myth making.

A bit like the sickening myth making at Whitlams funeral. Free education? gave women the vote?.

[donnashuggy]

I have a fairly good memory of her, she had excellent negotiation skills, something the current PM is struggling with.

[debra9275 · Accepted solution]

some of her achievements here Donna

the abbott gov't seems to be left out in the cold on climate change  now that the rest of the world is taking action.  We've gone from world leading to backwards

[debra9275 · Accepted solution]

she also got hundreds of bills through, even with a hostile senate

[boris1gary]

starting to have a little sympathy for the rabid right, clearly they aren't connected to reality and exist in a bubble of murdoch created lies - what will become of them when their bubble bursts.

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@debra9275 wrote:

the abbott gov't seems to be left out in the cold on climate change  now that the rest of the world is taking action.  We've gone from world leading to backwards

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Good.

Arbitary limits and taxes set at meetings aren't going to stop it.

[cherry*135]

I have a very good memory. Julia G got good support at the time she was PM. 

We weren't all influenced by the likes of Pickering ( and never will be) who admitted to running orchestrated campaigns against her.

Nor the Murdoch papers attempt to do the same to its low brow readers.

[debra9275]

I'm not-  yet anyway

maybe next year

[idlewhile]

Rabid right?