"I intend to get new talent onto the frontbench of the Labor Party and I've already indicated that Peter Garrett will be part of that new, talented line-up," he said."There'll be others as well, I'm confident of that. "I'll be leading this show and when it comes to the outcomes I want I intend to get them."I don't particularly care if others have opposing views - that's what's going to happen."
Emmerson, Tanner, Garrett, fingers crossed for some promotion of talent for once.
Speaking of which, Laurie Ferguson again proves to be the sharpest tool in the box when he calls for Gillard to take Treasury.
Gillard should not take treasury. McMullen, Tanner or even Emmerson for that one. I agree with the talking head on telly this morning and would give Gillard IR, myself.
C'mon kids, get it right...
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I feel very sorry for Beasley too. It's pretty hard to find that you've just lost your bro after losing the leadership.
Still, I do hope that this new team works...
You have voice recognition software?
Geez, you really are a nerd aren't you Lippy?
I don't think there's anything wrong with her electrocution, she just has the most drawn out ocker accent you ever heard.
Garrett on the front bench? The big Greenie cop-out. What happened to all his ideals? He's just an old rocker smoothing his way to a huge super payout in years to come.
I disliked Latham partially because of his image (I've also lived overseas), but also because he was a bully.
Like the time he called Liberal powerbroker Tony Staley as a "deformed character", referring to Staley's disabilities suffered as a result of a car accident. Attack Staley for his politics, don't attack him for his disability. Latham was happy to deal insults out to others, but couldn't take it when they came back at him.
At least Beazley seemed like a nice person: just out of touch, and trying too hard to do the "populist" thing.
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