You're posting old crap . . . . try and stay up to date . . . . . .
But next time the ALP use the word “smear”, someone could say police don’t investigate smears.
Next time the ALP say no allegations have been made, someone could say an allegation was made last October and the authorities seem to be attending to it.
Next time the Prime Minister says “there is not one substantiated allegation”, someone could say that only the finding of a court can substantiate an allegation so that statement is irrelevant. Wrongdoing doesn’t have to be proven before people can ask questions.
At some stage, Victoria Police will conclude their investigation.
For now, it seems the ALP caucus thinks people will ignore all this and those inclined to support the ALP will vote for Gillard anyway.
The progress of the police investigation will dictate how long this view can prevail.
