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Article #415Re: Is it to late to change to Costello or even Turnball ?
From: David W
Date: Sun, 28 Oct 2007 22:25
Date: Sun, 28 Oct 2007 22:25
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"tim" <tim@nospam.com> wrote in message > > Watched Costello last week on the 7-30 report. Carried himself very > well. Not really. Smug and smirking as usual. > I thought there was going to be a debate with Costello and Swan on > Sunday night but nothing on the ABC or any other channel. How > disappointing. Tomorrow. > I think if Costello had a debate with Rudd, Costello would easily beat > Rudd in any debate. Academic point. Party leaders do not debate party deputy leaders. > Looks like Rudd will win easily, and then it will take Rudd about two > years to mess up the economy. As Rudd says, you think the sky will fall in with a Labor government. The last one was elected five times in a row, so that view is a bit hard to fathom. > Costello will then lose the next federal > election due to the ALP winning by the biggest landslide in 2007. This > will take a couple of elections to come back from. > > Turnball to lead the Libs back into government in 2013 An eternity away in politics. Don't waste your time thinking about it. > and then run a > strong economy. He seems a man with a good brain and has the x factor > where no other polition does in either party. > > I think if the Libs moved to Costello now they may have a chance at > this years election. It wouldn't make any difference. People already know they'd be voting for Howard and then getting Costello. > The ALP dropped Hayden for Hawke 4 weeks out from > the 1983 federal election. Hawke was very popular. Costello isn't. > If the Libs put in Turnball and Boshop Bishop? Julie Bishop? (You couldn't possibly mean Bronwyn.) > on the ticket then this would > show up Rudd and Gillard and I think the polls would turn quite > dramatically. Why? > Howards been a great PM. No, he's been an awful PM. A disgrace. > Time looks up for him. And it's about time it was. > Hope the Libs don't go > with the flow because it could be a nightmare landslide against them > if they just let it flow as is the case now. A nightmare landslide is exactly what they, and Howard in particular, deserve.
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