the right can see the coming disaster.

[lakeland27]

this mornings desperate spamfest is a good indicator of the panic in the Right wing camp. far from being the abbott utopia they imagined , the signs are all there of a short stay for the current PM with the place falling apart around him..

 the only positive for abbott so far is his ability to grovel to hugh and debra lee in the vain hope that the power of celebrity may boost his rapidly sinking popularity. good luck with that, fiddling while rome burns .

[freddie*rooster]

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@icyfroth wrote:

Hugh Jackson and Debra-Lee Furness, who Lakes, as self-confessed non-participant in celebrity gossip, of course wouldn't know.

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Is Hugh related to Michael Jackson?

[polksaladallie]

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@lakeland27 wrote:

My comments relate to Abbott attempting to hitch his broken wagon to a populist cause, it isn't a reflection on the luvvies themselves.

it wont be enough to save his grimy bacon that much i do know 

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And appealing to the wealthy with this "cause".

[polksaladallie]

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@freddie*rooster wrote:

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Is Hugh related to Michael Jackson?

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Well, they both batted for the same team.  

[polksaladallie]

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@freddie*rooster wrote:

Bronnie is the worst speaker ever.  She doesn't seem to grasp the neutral concept of the speakers role. 

She should be sacked, she is a disgrace.

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Oh how I agree with this.  She spends so much time with her nose in the rule book that she misses many comments and indeed some parts of answers.

[catsnknots]

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@lakeland27 wrote:

My comments relate to Abbott attempting to hitch his broken wagon to a populist cause, it isn't a reflection on the luvvies themselves.

it wont be enough to save his grimy bacon that much i do know 

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And Gillard and Rudd hitching their wagon to many a stars meant what? 

[lakeland27]

get with the here and now cat.

[freakiness]

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@lakeland27 wrote:

get with the here and now cat.

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I'm curius to know who these "stars" are that Gillard supposedly hitched her wagon to. 

[catsnknots]

Cate Blanchet for one... 

When I said that Gillard was desperate for putting her up  I remeber many of you telling me off... 

This is from the article that I saved at the time. Knew the save would come in handy. 

Earlier today Ms Gillard defended Blanchett's involvement in the “say yes” campaign, saying the actor had a right to have her voice heard, but that it shouldn't distract from the central issue of tackling climate change.

Actor Michael Caton, who also appears in the ads, said just because people are financially successful does not mean they cannot be passionate about a cause.

[nero_bolt]

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@catsnknots wrote:

Cate Blanchet for one... 

When I said that Gillard was desperate for putting her up  I remeber many of you telling me off... 

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[pct001wine]

Oh please.   Enough of the big pictures.   Everyone.

It's rude, patronising and against community values.