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Liberal MP Greg Hunt breaks some news on The Punch today. Hunt reveals exclusively that, according to the latest Nielsen poll, the electorate really doesn’t like Labor or Julia Gillard.
Even more astonishingly, Hunt reveals this has something to do with the fact that a big chunk of the community thinks the PM deceived them when she said: “There will be no carbon tax under a government I lead.”
The Punch was shocked - shocked! - by these revelations. We were even more mortified when we examined the past 12 months worth of polling data. Somehow, the entire Australian press corps hadn’t noticed Australians’ antipathy for Labor and the PM.
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I once fulfilled my sole annual Mass attendance at Notre Dame in Paris, which is a pretty good place for bad Catholics to pretend they are actually quite holy for an hour.
Settled into my spot on the pew I started practicing my “mmmm, I understand” face, in preparation for a service entirely in French, from which I was sure to catch about three words.
Then in swarmed the busload from Malibu, with their large bottoms snuggly encased in khaki shorts, his-and-hers T-shirts, and enough happy snappy cameras to document a World War.
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