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No role for the drover’s dog: the contemporary emphasis on leadership : Comments
By Rae Wear, published 7/11/2011This highly personalised political sphere provides the perfect environment for populist politics.
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Why the ALP dumped the role of the branches in creating policy was never understood by branch members, but that is what has happened over the years since Hawke-Keating.
The state should stop paying these people for their election results.
That might help to develop a sharper edge to their dealings with us all.
After all, isn't it politicians who insist on the dangers of endless welfare?
Doesn't being on a gravytrain undermine initiative and sap effort?
If it's good enough for us, frankly, it's good enough for them.