Can anyone tell me why people now hate Kevin Rudd?

Posted by: Smee

21st Jul 2010 07:41pm

Yes, he reminds me of Tim Brooke-Taylor (google if you don't know who I'm talking about).
Yes the "fair shake of the sauce bottle" thing was incredibly try-hard.
But, wasn't he the head of a whole entire party? Didn't they & even the opposition have to reach some sort of accord to enact legislation? Didn't Australia manage to miss the worst of the Global Financial Crisis? Did he personally screw up the insulation? I'm pretty sure that one was a group effort.
I just don't get why people think changing the person at the top of the pile will change the entire party's policies or the whole country somehow.

passum

28th Dec 2010 02:19pm

I think Kevin Rudd was the greatest for his time but being a person with forsight he put many people off side this man should have been given a award for doing a great job no body should taken otice of comments made by the USA diplomat,we know their country caused the rescesion in the first place that cause dme to loose money too as well as every one else the problem is people are blind when a person does best to help his country,s citizens ie new schools, housing ,solar energy ,insulation as you cannot blame the giver for somebody else neglance maybe some homes already had faulty wireing and needed checking any way, allways turn off power at meter box before entering roof cavity to be on the safe side.

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