Sunday, July 14, 2013

TURNBULL VS ABBOTT 2013

TURNBULL VS ABBOTT

Unless the Australian Labour calls an election before September (August 24 ish) then I think it will be a Rudd V Turnbull election race.  Tony Abbott has run his course and cant sustain his "nuh, they got nuthen un that" approach to policy delivery.
The following is a short interview I had with Tony Abbott on policy, well he didn't actually turn up and I may have forgotten to post the letter requesting an interview. Well he didn't turn up for Kevin at the press club, so I'm not surprised. 
But, this is how it would have gone.

Me: "Good afternoon Mr. Abbott"

Mr. Abbott: "Kevin Rudd wont turn back the boats.

Me: "Your party has had six years to develop new policies, yet all you have done is vote with the government. Where are your policies"

Mr. Abbott: "Kevin Rudd will just introduce a 'big new' tax on porcupines, he can't deny it, but we all know that its the rabbit in the room".

Me: "Your popularity in the polls have slumped, with KRudd now more favoured as preferred leader. Do you accept that your position as Liberal party leader is tenuous and you may well be replaced as leader"

Mr. Abbott: "Kevin Rudd is just talking and talking, then he fly's overseas to foreign countries like Indonesia,  Pappu Newguny and Tasmania.
On leadership, my ministers are all behind me, just yesterday in my office Malcolm Turnbull was making sandwiches and when I turned around he was standing there, looking up at his knife, asking me how to sharpen his sandwich knife.  I explained to him that you don't sharpen a sandwich knife, where would he be without my constant leadership"

Me: "Thanks for your time Mr. Abbott"

Mr. Abbott: "thank you, I've always thought that polar bears have been forgotten by KRudd. Under my government you will have all the seals that you want, except the ones the Japanese want.

You may like to read what I said in 2010 on some of this subject follow the link below:
Tony Abbott doesn't change much

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