The Coalition's politics of fear a tried and true election recipe
The politics of fear and division was a successful tactic by Menzies, which has now been effectively recycled.
OH, BLESSED SILENCE. THE VOICES STILLED BY LABOR'S LOSS
Had Labor won, here are some people who'd be gloating and lecturing and hectoring: Malcolm Turnbull, Alex Turnbull, Julia Banks, GetUp, Kristina Keneally, Jon Faine, Tim Flannery, Peter FitzSimons, Fran Kelly, Mark Dreyfus, Penny Wong, Julian Burnside, Richard Di Natale, Julie Bishop, Sally McManus. Nominate which you're most grateful not to hear.
Has anybody wondered who Bolt considers friends? John Roskam, the man with a Dutch name, is he Andrew Bolt's mate? After all, he employs his son James, is he a friend? We know Roskam is and has been a long term friend of Bill Shorten and his two wives. I believe one was even a Godfather to the other's child. Bill, was Roskam's best man was Andrew Bolt also invited? If he was what table was he on?
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Abbott failed to understand even as he lost Warringah
HOW LABOR SNEAKED IN ACTIVISTS TO RUN (RUIN?) QUEENSLAND
PREMIER POWERLESS Red hot: "The anti-coal activist appointed as the top policy adviser to the Queensland Department of Environment — now holding up the proposed Adani mine — was given special treatment by the Palaszczuk government in applying." Ex Queensland Conservation Council head Tim Seelig overcame a “must have” selection criterion that he be "apolitical".
LABOR LEADERSHIP: A JOB FOR ALBO, IF HE DROPS HIS CLIMATE BABBLE
Warning to Labor: don't do a Turnbull. Don't pick a leader who can't take you in the right direction. (Speaking of whom, did you see his sour face yesterday?) No, it's Anthony Albanese, not Chris Bowen, who can fix Labor's tax and global warming excesses - but he has to want to do just that. My editorial from The Bolt Report.
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