grodscorp@grods.comHopes gotten up
 | Posted by The Editor on Tuesday 27 November 2007, 9:31 pm Categories: Politics Tags: BronwynBishop, ChristopherPyne, leadership, Liberal |
In line with GrodsCorp’s official policy of endorsing the most hopeless candidates for leadership positions within the coalition in order to further weaken it, I got a sudden rush of adrenaline when I saw the following headline on the ABC News Online front page tonight.
If only it were true.
And in other Liberal Wake Party news, does anyone else think that Christopher Pyne is the conservative version of Simon Crean? Let’s hope he gets up too.
GrodsThink Ep.31 (16/9/08)
Tuesday 27 November 2007, 11:00 pm #John Surname
We could only hope for Bronwyn, but we don’t deserve here leadership.
Incidentally, I’ve suddenly found myself leader of the Democrats. Huzzah!
Tuesday 27 November 2007, 11:48 pm #Bob
“Christopher Pyne is the conservative version of Simon Crean”
Yes! Thank God I’m not the only person thinking of that.
Wednesday 28 November 2007, 12:56 am #Bruce
Maybe the lovechild of alternate-reality conservative Crean and Miss Alexia Downer, given sneering lessons by Kim of Kath and Kim.
Wednesday 28 November 2007, 5:56 am #Bridgit Gread
There’s something about Christopher Pyne that I just hate. He looks and sounds like the kind of weedy dweeb who sat down the front in Math, putting his hand up for every question and answering in a shrill, nasal, unbroken whine. He probably joined the Young Liberals to get out of woodwork.
Actually on that basis he’d made an ideal federal Liberal Party leader.
Wednesday 28 November 2007, 8:06 am #Dave from Albury
I think that while we’d all like to see an Abbott / Pyne leadership team imposed upon the Liberals even they can see that it wouldn’t be a particularly popular pairing.
What is more interesting is that the Lib deputy traditionally gets to choose their own portfolio, which inevitably is Treasury. Pyne, Robb, Bishop, do you think that Swann will be troubled by any of these people?
I’m pretty confident that Turnbull will get up and hang on to the leadership, but that their treasury spokesman may end up being a game of musical chairs.
Wednesday 28 November 2007, 1:27 pm #Krypto
o c’mon, isn’t ANYONE else hoping Sir Les Patterson gets up as leader of the libs, he’s the OBVIOUS choice.