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If Peter Costello was the Liberal Party Leader - how would things change?
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If Costello leads the party, they will lose me. I've never voted Liberal, but I cant stand Rudd, and I think Turbull is a pretty impressive man alround. Costello, on the other hand, I can only hold contempt for. Where Turnbull plainly has balls, Costello is the most spineless of characters you could ever hope to find.
I remember I liked Keating because for all his faults he was a strong man with a presence and a leader with character, had some worldliness about him, and I liked having him represent Australia. Then when Howard won, it was like the country was handed over to a meek little man who you'd more likely see in tracksuit pants at the RSL drinking a Tooheys Old. I cant explain it, but I was embarrassed for Australia.
Now we have Rudd, who to me seems like he isn't really human, leads by committee, and murders the english language at every speach he makes. I've recently been reading Death Sentences, and all the examples in that book remind me of Rudd. I think he is Totally without substance. The most wishy washy, stunted little nerd who is also an embarassment. Turnbull would be a step back in the Keating direction. A Leader with style and chutzpah.
So, now that you all know my opinions on leaders is based on my perception of their personality and style, you can all go off and fear for the future of the country, as I know I'm not alone. It does count though. It matters for the country. Who would ever want the chance to be represented by a slimy little shite like Cossie?
My lasting image of him is a picture I saw with him smirking at the opposition from behind Little Johnny, and Him, 'people skills' and Downer pulling faces at Rudd during a debate with Johnny like naughty little private school boys.