Reaper
Tells it like it is.
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Shorten is caught between a rock and a hard place on this matter. He has absolutely NO right to condemn Abbott for the course of action he is taking - after all, it's yet another Labor stuff-up. That means the only course he can take is to support the Government, which is what he has said will happen.
TBH I think the only problem here is that somebody got caught and that is because of USA not being able to keep control of their assets. Not really fair to say it's a Labor stuff up, The intercepts just happened on their watch.
Of course, other idiots have different views. Christine Milne and Bob Carr have both said Abbott should apologise. Well, they would, wouldn't they? It was during their term of government that this occurred, but if you can get the opposite side to say sorry for you, you're home free. Milne is a blight on Aussie politics. She won't bend on any policy, no matter how unpopular it is with the electorate. She absolutely gloated when the knot was tied between Gillard and Brown, saying "Now we are in power....". She must hate being on the losing side now.
And Carr? He was the start of the rot that affected NSW Labor so badly. A failed Premier and a useless Federal polly. Piss off quickly Bob and do us all a favour.
Bob Carr is simply an out and out disgrace. He fully knows from his capacity as foreign minister what goes on. As for the Greens - they are either naive or stupid - I'm swaying towards the latter.
Milne looks like the type of woman who would only smile when she is eating lemons.
Must be frustrated to the max.
Every time I see Milne I think of Pruneface from Dick Tracy.