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I agree,though the tactics are dubious to say the least

Turnbull has held his own.

The hell does that mean?

Anyway, now that the net filter truce has broken it’s good to experience business as usual.

Turnbull has held his own.

Four Corners exposed nothing about Keelty. It was all innuendo, but no concrete evidence that he was involved in any mischievous behaviour. That is not to say that I support the incompetence of the AFP in pressing charges against Haneef even in light of insufficient evidence.

The result is largely unchanged for Mr Turnbull since the last survey, although it is a marked improvement on his predecessor Brendan Nelson's results.

so sad, Malcolm, look what they’ve been reduced to having to do to prop you up..

1. Media Watch deservedly exposed the falsity in the Australains reporting of the RBA/Ken Henry non-story. The Oz now has less credibility than the Howard government’s economic record. I still wonder aloud what avenes are open for official action – hard ot believe their actionsa re not libelous. I hadn’t seen Jennifer Hewitt’s defence before and it was abysmal. At least she is not so far gone that she cannot be embarrassed whiel trying to defend the indefensible.

2. Four Corners laid the AFP and Keelty bare. It seems hard to believe that there have not been grieveous abuses of power over Haneef and several other cases highlighted. This one is not Labor’s fault but after that show if Labor does not act on the AFP they will suffer themselves. The leadership must be changed.

3. As for the net legislation, if the arguments raised on this blog are the best in its favour, then please kill it. Three cheers for the greens and liberals for opposing it. I have expressed my views on Conroy before and all I can say is that his continued prescence in cabinet is about as beneficial to labor as a long parliamentary career for Belinda Neal.