What LABOR MP don't you ever want to listen to again :(

[windrake]

I have a few but I don't want to spoil it for others.

[azureline**]

well, according to your link, she says she was not doing it? 😄

[polksaladallie]

Grandmoon.. you do know they aren't Labor don't you? 

but I do think that Abbott needs to go to Toasmasters for a bit of a refresher in public speaking... 

And grammar.  When the election announcement was pending, he said "It can't come quick enough".   Appalling for a future prime minister (ugh! what a thought)

[waterlilycat]

Graig Emmerson, Anthony Abanese & Conroy.

[lurker17260]

What the???  I really hope this thread is tongue in cheek (although, sadly, I suspect maybe not)

Do people really assess how politicians speak, rather than what they say, when choosing who to vote for???

[kengillard]

no Lurker....just the usual suspects having a go at the other side, for lack of something more concrete???

[lightningdance]

I don't want to hear the long monotone monologue  answers to every question Gillard is asked & the non answer we are left with.

I no longer want to see the nasty spiteful bobbing & finger pointing she does.

I don't ever want to listen to the Gillard lawyer speak she uses to squirm her way out of ever giving a direct answer.

I no longer watch her on TV or listen to her on radio.

I am one of the one's who have stopped listening to anything that is said by Gillard &  Labor. I surmise there are many like me out there.

[*mrgrizz*]

all of them

[lakeland27]

love pynes voice, we all spoke like that in sturt once

[windrake]

It's about what they say, ad nauseum, not if they have speech impediments or are uncouth.

[2013marfield]

If Abbot wants to lead the government he needs to learn to say the word

not GUVMENT

cringeworthy.