Do we believe what the media tells us?
Personally (and I could be wrong) I don't
think that Kevin Rudd will be making any
sort of "come-back." His time as PM has come
and gone and he would be wise to continue
doing what he's obviously so qualified to do -
his present job of Foreign Affairs Minister.

As for our current PM? Lets wait and see what
develops. She still has some time prior to the
next election to continue to achieve more
positive outputs.

All this negativity that's currently on display
against the government -
only shows the vast influence of the vested
interests that control the media. We shouldn't
buy into it.

Well Lexi, I guess that depends on just whether we are willing to risk more waste and more pain.

Everything labor crows about as being an achievement, is also predicted to cause much pain and anguish when you listen to the business leaders.

Are you suggesting these leaders, the job creators are all wrong?

How on earth can the worlds largest carbon tax (by far) be an achievement?

Your concerns were answered today Butch, Christmas spending was abysmal.
It all comes back to consumer confidence. Turnbull is getting a mention today, from a liberal senator.

Why would they want Rudd back?

Simple, Juliar is so bad.

I'm amazed how so many have forgotten how much Rudd was hated. Remember 'Rudd the Dudd'? Julia and Kevin are equally unsatisfactory, they've had their chance and both blown it.

But I guessing when the election rolls around it won't be Abbott, it's going to be Joe Hockey in the race.

Why do you all want to help Labor by giving them good advice? They have lied to us and shafted our economy.Let them die by their own sword.They deserve it.

A new party that does not take corporate donations is an absolute necessity.Next we need to create a more diverse media.Break up the media cartels and get the ABC to start telling the truth.