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Has Rob Oakeshott got no shame?
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I can see that no matter what is said - or how
people argue - you've got your own agenda,
and you're out to follow it through.
The clue should have been that this is the second
attempt by you to
discredit Rob Oakeshott. You tried earlier, when
you thought the man would accept the front-bench
position offered by the PM - which Oakeshott turned
down - and when he did - you had nothing more to say
on the subject.
It hasn't occurred to you has it, that as a key Independent -
the advantage of being speaker would be the day-to-day
relationship he would have with the two party leaders?
That as a person who's interested in parliamentary reform,
this gives him the opportunity to achieve something
worthwhile? That whoever fills this role will have a
great chance to drive the changes for a better parliament?
That when it ends up being an equal vote - and that's
going to happen in this parliament, the speaker's
position will have a casting vote. And that could be
crucial to an Independent to ensure that the proposed
programs for his constituents do get through.
However, you keep on with your negativity - Sadly,
it reflects the party politics
of the one-eyed conservatives.