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Here is more on Rudd:
Read more from Miranda Devine: http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne...stency-and-class/story-fni0cwl5-1226705255082
Krudd says Abbott could not handle Syria crisis.
http://www.news.com.au/national-new...ith-syria-crisis/story-fnho52ip-1226705259175
What a self-conceited wanker this person is.
Idiot.
How anyone could even half contemplate voting for him is beyond me.
"Chaos" and "late" are the two words most frequently used to describe Rudd's campaign.
On Monday afternoon for instance, camera crews were told to assemble at Circular Quay for a Prime Ministerial picture opportunity.
After waiting more than 90 minutes, during which time Rudd conducted an interview with the ABC's youth radio station Triple J, the waiting crews were told he would not be arriving. No explanation.
No one expects sympathy for the media. But there is talk of other, far less forgivable delays, such as Aborigines in Arnhem land kept waiting for three hours for Rudd to arrive for a brief stump speech, soldiers in full kit in Townsville languishing for two hours in 35 degree heat.
The delays are chronic and inexplicable, often involving Rudd sitting in his VIP RAAF jet.
There are stories of RAAF crews and AFP officers left cooling their heels on tarmacs all over the nation, delays which play havoc with rosters.
Even the one night Rudd put on media drinks at a pub in Townsville, he didn't arrive till 10.30pm, by which stage some of the media, who had been up since 5am, had given up waiting and gone to bed.
Rudd's tardiness has become such a hallmark of his campaign that one photographer created an online video called Waiting for Kevin, showing people standing around, just waiting.
"KEVIN Rudd is what I call a PPP - a prissy, precious prick. One with a glass jaw, a quick temper and, when he loses it, a foul tongue. And don't imagine I'm the only one who thinks so. One day the electorate will learn about Rudd's very human, if dark, side (he's not) Jesus Christ or John the Baptist ..."
In the middle of an election campaign Kevin Rudd amazingly has the ability to try for a Guinness World Record.
Apparently he is going for the world record for the number of times he can say "cut" in three weeks.
The current record is 10,252 but sources close the PM say he will smash this easily.
Kevvie is up to 6,789,456 and still going strong.
PS Does this bloke ever shut up???
There is a very, very nasty anti-Kevin element on ASF at the moment.
gg
The difficulty with that is that not even Kev knows his policies until they come out of his mouth.They have leaked incessantly, on his policies.
The Gillard camp, since Kevin Rudd has once again became PM has pursued a relentless campaign against him.
They have leaked incessantly, on his policies.
They have undermined Kevin13's march towards a third term.
Shame on them.
gg
Rudd is certainly a strange man and will go down in history as a man who has not only destroyed himself but his party as well.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/nat...of-citizen-kevin/story-fn9qr68y-1226707874138
...He is the Messiah.
gg
Tell that to Mr. and Mrs. Shoppingtrolley.
This man, Mr.Rudd, has a vision for himself, that will drag Australia.
Unkind words are easy, true focus on oneself, and one's own interests, such as Mr. Rudd has exhibited are much more difficult.
A vote for Mr. Rudd is a vote for Mr. Rudd. The ALP have been Rudd to Rude, and Rude to Rudd.
Mrs Wong says he is changed, so she says.
The ALP say he has changed.
Australia needs to catch up.
He is the Messiah.
gg
While Mr Rudd is publicly forcing a positive spin on poor polling results and the fallout of a dysfunctional campaign, behind the scenes he is furious at how events have soured for him.
His travelling party has witnessed familiar outbursts of anger and an increasingly cranky demeanour as events have come unstuck.
Morale at campaign headquarters in Melbourne is at a low ebb. Staff members who have dared to voice opinions and challenge strategies have been removed, leaving a sense of distrust and insecurity among those remaining.
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