Poirot>> It's pretty hard to get your heads around that possibility, isn't it?<

P this poll probably is the most significant in poll history. The poll reflects how much the electorate despises Gillard, and that’s about all this early on, you must realize that…surely….

sonofgloin,

What this poll reflects, now that that their whipping girl has been removed, is the stark reality that Tony "don't really stand for nothin'".

There's a big hole where the substance should be.

And trying to plug it up with an hysterical Muppet in the shape of Julie Bishop, doesn't really cut it.

Poirot your claim about Gillard being a wiping girl are in part true.
But a host of other things about her are too.
She has her spot in history.
But it will also tell of her early extrems, her possible involment in the so called AWU scandal.
It will tell of her not wanting to raise pensions.
And that she could not sell her party or self,and never would have.
Her removal was vital, and no more bloody than her removal of Rudd.
In getting that job done my party sees many problems leaveing the house.
And other troubles will be confronted reform is assured.
Abbott stands for? look to Bolt, Jones, Sky news, look to Murdock, you will see what he stands for.
It like his supporters is an ugly sight but lies are standard practice for them, not policy,s.

Belly,

My main observation is that now Gillard is no longer the big fat target, the Opposition is going to have to produce a bit of animated action....and I don't mean that in the sense of every time Rudd speaks, having Ms Bishop enact a Shakespearean tragedy.

Too many unknown and unskilled in the new Rudd Cabinet. The experienced Labor members have resigned from politicts.

Josephus,

Well judging from the electorate's perception of those previously in cabinet, their experience didn't count for much.

We had a cabinet of "experience" about to go gushing down the political gurgler - big time.