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Kevin Rudd's air of leadership: Hickory dickory dock The mouse ran up the clock The clock struck one; hey where’s Rudd gone - Why ask me? said the flapping Swan - What the heck - I only sign the cheque that keeps him flying from dock to deck - What more could you ask from a man such as he - Here today - gone tomorrow - Dare I say he faces unknown sorrow.  Posted by: Rose Taylor of Melton West 4/11/08 9:23am Herald Sun Melbourne

Rudd overtakes Turnbull on economics:  I have carefully read all the digital newspapers including the ABC news and fail to find any mention of the said poll you refer to. From my observation of recent and past comments placed in the other newspapers the Rudd government is not facing the reality of the economic situation. Remember "Without a Good Economy nothing else exists"  Rose C Taylor Septemeber, 2007. Posted by: Rose Taylor of Melton West 10.41am today The Australian

Bishop in second plagiarism row:  Herald Sun October 27th, 2008:  While it is imperative that any writer should always reference their work it is doubly so when a member of parliament submits a manuscript for publication. Letting someone else take the blame shows lack of courage to admit ones own mistakes. Come on Julie either change your ways or at least change your name (Julie - Julia) what's the difference. Posted by: Rose Taylor of Melton West 10:35am

Rudd's $10bn splurge for economy: Age October 15th, 2008: I said it all yesterday and I'll say it again to-day - Give the 'fair dinkum' aussie what he deserves and get rid of the "more please" non-genuine (take cash for their services, never paid a penny in tax in their lifetime) money grabbing 'grey nomads' and their equally 'money grabbing families'. Call me what you will but I would have preferred to have seen the genuine aged pensioner receive the much needed $30.00 per week increase. Posted by: Rose Taylor on October 15, 2008 9:07 AM

Terry McCrann 'The Pollies'  Herald Sun October 8th, 2008):  Terry, You are either black or white but don't come up with your he is a good guy to-day and a bad one to-morrow without you understand the essence of my saying back in Nov. 2007 "Without a good economy nothing else exists" Not Rudd, Not Turnbull, Not You. Posted by: Rose Taylor on October, 8th, 2008 8.32 AM

Rudd takes a swipe at coalition Age September 24, 2008 - 2:54PM - "We want to deliver an up to $1,200 a year benefit for working families and I am surprised that the Liberal Party would stand in the road of that in the Senate as well," Mr. Rudd said.  Please Mr. Rudd who are the working families? I'm not one nor is my son, and what of those who pay for the sins of the 'Emperor who wore no clothes' - get dressed Mr. Rudd this is the year 2008 not 1008. Posted by: Rose Taylor on September 24, 2008 5:06 PM

Nelson in trouble - Swan (Sunday Herald Sun 7/09/08) - Why does Swan think he has the right to comment on Dr. Nelson’s leadership when the labor party didn’t even put up candidates for either of the by-elections he refers to. Flip Flop Flap your wings elsewhere Swan your creditability, like your question time performances, lacks integrity.  Published Herald Sun 50/50 10th September, 2008.

Lamingtons on Sundays ...  At about the same time, this far away place, was also described as a banana republic which today does not make sense to the people considering the price they were more recently asked to pay for just one banana .. Rose C Taylor 11/09/07-Lamington's Law:   "Let them eat Cake" 11/09/07 - Murphy's Law "Let us eat Beef" The Age 18/09/08

Nelson in trouble – Swan (Sunday Herald Sun 07/09/08) - Why does Swan think he has the right to comment on Dr. Nelson’s leadership when the labor party didn’t even put up candidates for either of the by-elections he refers to. - Flip Flop Flap your wings elsewhere Swan your creditability, like your question time performances, lacks integrity. Published Herald Sun 50/50 10th September, 2008.

Swan, Bennet kick off Child Protection Week ABC 07/09/08 - http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/09/07/2357610.htm?section=justin   - National Child Protection Week has been launched in Brisbane, with organisers choosing Father's Day to highlight the role parents play in influencing and protecting their children. Federal Treasurer Wayne Swan and Broncos rugby league coach Wayne Bennet were on hand for today's proceedings. Mr Swan says child abuse is an economic, social and ethical issue. "If we want Australians to grow up and have the best possible life then young Australians need good role models," he said. I say -  How passionate is Swan?’ If we want young Australians to grow up and have the best possible life then our government should be looking at both social and ethical issues regardless of the economic cost. 

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