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You can walk into any library and read the
Quarterly Essay - "Political Animal: the making of
Tony Abbott," by David Marr, without having to pay for
it.
Marr's essay is extremely interesting and Mr Abbott
approved of its publication, giving generously of his
time to Marr. It is not just a one-dimensional
portrait of Mr Abbott and you are very ignorant to
suggest that it is. You are pre-judging something
you haven't even read.
Talking about bias!
You brush the "Quarterly Essay," aside, as being just a left-wing
rag.
That shows a very closed mind.
This particular essay has contributors like -
Laura Tingle, Mark McKenna,
Andrew Leigh, Michael Keating, Greg Jericho, John Burnheim,
Percy Allan and John Wanna.
Laura Tingle is political editor of the Australian Financial
Review. Mark McKenna is an associate professor of history
at the University of Sydney. Andrew Leigh is the federal
member for Fraser and a former professor of economics at
the ANU. Michael Keating has been the head of the Australian
Public Service and of various senior departments, including
Prime Minister and Cabinet under Howard governments and currently
consults on economic policy. Greg Jericho is the author of
"Social Media and Blogging in Australian Politics."
John Burnheim is an associate professor of philosophy at the
University of Sydney. Percy Allen is a public policy, finance
and management adviser and a former secretary of the NSW Treasury.
I am beginning to see that it really is pointless debating with
you.
I had made the assumption that you were different from the
"many lame-ducks" we get on this forum.
Obviously I was wrong.