howard costello implode, page-53

chuck,
next time I will check that I havent made such an earth-shattering mistake in my prose.

But seriously, that sort of petty time wasting nitpicking, rather than a focus on the issues that matter, is exactly what seems to characterise the labor party and their supporters.

I am not surprised that you chose to focus on such a minor detail, you obviously need to divert the attention away from the facts if your attempt to present any of the limp labor noodles as potential candidates for leadership is to have an chance at all.

Chuck, you need to take a more responsible view of what is best for Australia. Right now your labor party just is not up to muster. They will need many years to rebuild the remnants of their long gone party.

When they can field some fresh and realistic leadership, and have been able to produce some consistent and sensible policies as an oppostion party for a number of years, they might once again be ready to be presented as an alternative.

But right now? Not a chance.
Your efforts are probably better spent instigating some long overdue reforms in the labour party rather than in trying to somehow dupe others into believing that they are currently viable alternative to John Howards, or even Peter Costello's government.