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Originally posted by Justis: ↑

I didn't think much of Gillard
"The Nielsen poll published in Fairfax newspapers shows Ms Gillard now has a 10-point lead over Mr Abbott on the question of who voters would prefer as prime minister, taking her to 50 per cent compared with the Opposition Leader on 40 per cent."
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-10-22/gillard-surges-ahead-as-preferred-pm-in-nielsen-poll/4325840

"Today's Galaxy poll published in News Limited papers reveals 51 per cent of respondents believe Mr Rudd would make the best prime minister, compared to 34 per cent for Mr Abbott."
https://www.abc.net.au/news/specials/rudd-returns/2013-06-30/galaxy-poll-results-show-rudd-is-preferred-prime-minister/4789860

"Former Liberal Party Leader Malcolm Turnbull is again clearly preferred as Liberal Leader by 44% of electors (up 6% since April 21-23, 2015) well ahead of Deputy Liberal Leader Julie Bishop 15% (down 12%) and Prime Minister Tony Abbott 13% (up 1%)."
http://www.roymorgan.com/findings/6366-preferred-leader-liberal-alp-july-2015-201507230730

Can I suggest Abbott is one of the least popular and worse politicians ever

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"Can I suggest Abbott is one of the least popular and worse politicians ever" ROFLMAO.

Can I suggest you have NFI ???
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