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50 shades of Tony Abbott

Posted by: 6PR | 9 July, 2012 - 5:25 PM

Federal Opposition Leader Tony Abbott was in Perth today and joined Howard Sattler on Drive. They covered everything politics and also had time to discuss Tony's latest read...50 Shades of Grey.

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What a genious! This Rhodes Scholar (he is actually) should score the Nobel Prize Peace, for making Australia peaceful and happy while turning boats back so the rest of the world is out of sight out of mind and we continue on with our 'Stepford' notion of country.
Shades of Grey, is the title of a book I authored in 1992, however I'm pretty sure that's not what he read. He'd choke on my words and views unfortunately.
Kindly, Gerry

Gerry Georgatos Tuesday 10 July, 2012 - 2:02 PM
I was driving when Tony came on air but then had to attend a meeting within minutes.
I heard him wondering why he is not liked better than Julia Gillard and he hedged around the issue.
I am a Liberal voter but I wish the party would elect a better leader. In my opinion Tony Abbot is a poor ambassador for the party because he comes across as a lumbering oaf with little to say (in between 'ah's) except to sprout one liner cliches and perform stunts at different workplaces.
I listened to Malcolm Turnbull on Q&A last night and the difference is stark. Here is a man who is lucid, able to put an argument forward, is restrained and has qualities of satetmanship that Tony will never have.

Popeye Tuesday 10 July, 2012 - 9:24 AM