What has happened and where is Julia Gillard ?

[lakeland27]

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@the_great_she_elephant wrote:

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@lakeland27 wrote:

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@shinynewid wrote:
She might have plenty of time to write a book soon , its posdible she might do time over the slush fund

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 theres no case pending.. no charges, nothing.

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Don't confusethe issue with facts, Lakeland; it's mean - liketaking the venom out of a snake's fangs..

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 it also demonstrates the influence of some who clearly don't deserve it ,

[just_me_karen]

Lakeland just made me watch the misogyny speech... again.

Awww I miss Julia, she was great. I think she'll be one of those talented people who become more famous in retrospect, once the negative howls of misogynistic rabbits have died away.

[i-need-a-martini]

I don't understand what the Ops obsession is with the wherabouts of Gillard? He has asked the same question on another thread. The answer is the same as the one you got there - 

Parliament is in recess so where do you expect her, or any other front/back bencher to be? Perhaps spending time with the family? Holidaying? Or whatver else politicians do in their spare time? Why would Gillard be any different?

The only politicians that should be out and about at the moment are the contenders for the Prime Ministership and their team.

So perhaps the more pertinent question that should be asked is: "What has happened and where is Tony Abbott?" because the only time he is seen out an about during this critical time is when he is giving the occasional rehearsed speech to roomfuls of party loyalists.  Other than those times he is invisible in the true sense.

[just_me_karen]

No martini, I definitely saw him in a safety vest and hard hat the other day, doing a doorstop lip suck.

[i-need-a-martini]

I bet it was in one of those industrial plants where the decibel levels were so high there was no chance anyone could hear him over the noise. So all he had to do was what he does best - pretend to be interested, nod vaccuously every few seconds and smile for the (murdoch) cameras.

His minders are taking no chances!

[freakiness]

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@i-need-a-martini wrote:

I bet it was in one of those industrial plants where the decibel levels were so high there was no chance anyone could hear him over the noise. So all he had to do was what he does best - pretend to be interested, nod vaccuously every few seconds and smile for the (murdoch) cameras.

His minders are taking no chances!

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He was in Tassie practising how to pronounce the names of the candidates and local places.

[just_me_karen]

You must've seen the same doorstop, martini.

Reminds me... The other day I read a worker complaining about Abbott coming into his factory, disrupting work, donning helmet & safety vest, organising cameras and then taking off 30 mins later without much more than a handshake. Pretty rude & shallow, I reckon.

[nevynreally]

She's still busy pulling out all the knives in her back.

[freddie*rooster]

I'm worried about Chrissy, I think he might be having swimming lessons in case he's needed to help Tone tow back the boats.

[monman12]

It would appear the 2-party-preferred, and betting odds, are taking their toll with the Myopian flock, (can I write Myopiesses?) No, OK I won't

JMK: "Up, up and away", from my flying experience I know that eventually one has to come:  down, down, and down.

LL I agree with your view though, things can change.

Apart from the bleating here.