great speech from tony abbott

[dellynt]

Great speech from tony abbott at the press club and he has preformed vey well... well done

[polksaladallie]

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@bcaau_as1hft wrote:

Great speech from tony abbott at the press club and he has preformed vey well... well done

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Unfortunately Abbott was preformed (as you say) in the 1950s, and not very well.

His parents were not concentrating very hard at the time, because they produced a dud.

His only policy is to take us back to those times of his formation.

[polksaladallie]

All I heard was "It's Labor's fault,  it's Labor's fault, it's Labor's fault, it's Labor's fault".

And, Queenslanders were absent-minded on Saturday.   Well. let them stay in that daze for another 20 months.

[gleee58]

These two sure look impressed 

[vicr3000]

If his parents produced a dud, I am surprised some of you are even allowed to breed !

[poddster]

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@donnashuggy wrote:

The public is getting bored with the constant blame onto Labor and no details of how he is going to turn things around for his party.

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But the blame is very well deserved. waiting for the blame game from Paperchick, wont be a long wait 🙂

[vicr3000]

Took a lead out of your book.

Don't wait, start straight away.

[crosbystills]

Brilliant strategy adopted by Tony for this speech. This one takes the old say things twice, say things twice to a new level.

At the halfway point the adjudicator called for questions and asked the journos to keep them short. Tony quickly grasped the mathematics of the situation: short questions = many questions = more opportunities to stuff up. So he dragged every answer out for all it was worth, rehashing stuff he'd previously rehashed in the speech, blaming Labor (state and federal) at every opportunity, dodging and weaving, rambling on and doing almost anything but providing a concise, relevant answer.

[polksaladallie]

I noticed some smirks from those who might be imminent contenders.

[polksaladallie]

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@crosbystills wrote:

Brilliant strategy adopted by Tony for this speech. This one takes the old say things twice, say things twice to a new level.

At the halfway point the adjudicator called for questions and asked the journos to keep them short. Tony quickly grasped the mathematics of the situation: short questions = many questions = more opportunities to stuff up. So he dragged every answer out for all it was worth, rehashing stuff he'd previously rehashed in the speech, blaming Labor (state and federal) at every opportunity, dodging and weaving, rambling on and doing almost anything but providing a concise, relevant answer.

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He does that because his audience is dumber than him, no question about it.

He does that because his audience is dumber than him, no question about it

[cherry*135]

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@polksaladallie wrote:

All I heard was "It's Labor's fault,  it's Labor's fault, it's Labor's fault, it's Labor's fault".

And, Queenslanders were absent-minded on Saturday.   Well. let them stay in that daze for another 20 months.

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With a few too many... let me make it crystal clear's thrown in!

Mrs A.. looked like she was about to cry at one stage?

(bored to death?)

The only person I saw nodding in agreement was Joe Hockey, even then he had a very grim look on his face.