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Anthony Albanese has thrown his support behind Rudd.
Latest galaxy poll.
52% prefer Rudd
26% prefer Gillard
6 out of 10 voters believe he was removed unfairly
Half believe she has failed to deliver
It's ironic she is publicly accusing him of being treacherous given what she did to get the top job in the first place.
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This is from 2 years ago. So true even now.
So do you think Labor Ministers will keep Gillard or back Krudd on tomorrow ballot if's going ahead from today?
1. Labour chooses Gillard - Rudd is still around, still making noise, people not happy, election disaster.
2. Labour chooses Rudd - Abott is going to have a field day, people happy, labour has better chances in the elections.
There's also the "people don't want a party that's divided" factor which will see Labour's results at the election drop.
http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/201...61_ntnews.html
THE mood was tense as the country's most political croc sank his teeth into Julia Gillard's face.
Harry the Psychic has spoken.
The talented inmate of Crocosaurus Cove went straight for the neck - a sure sign that the Australian leader will keep her throne in tomorrow's ballot against the casualty of her power-grab, Kevin Rudd.
Hold on I think the croc wants to eat Gillard not choose her!!
Can Greens and Independence can vote tomorrows ballot?
Which I doubt.
No. They vote after if Kevin wins.Originally Posted by Wally1967
8.56am Peter Garrett has told Sky News he would not seek to serve in a Kevin Rudd Ministry because Julia Gillard is the best person to lead the country
Read more: http://www.news.com.au/national/labo...#ixzz1nRBVXHxz
what OTHER incentive do people want now?! No one likes him.
Other political parties and the Independents don't get to vote on this at all.
This is an internal Labor issue that the Labor national caucus will decide on.
Elections will probably be announced soon though anyway by who ever wins.
Lets say Kevin wins labour vote he is not PM automatically. Rule is PM is the one that has majority in parliament. That is when the greens and ind. get to vote.
Julia Gillard won. 73 vs 29.
Damm. Really? Wasnt really much of choice though. I hate hearing Gillard speak though- just that tone she has, grates on the ears, sounds like im back at school and getting in trouble for something.....
Bring on the next election... Cando Cambell has got a heap of support up this way.
I think utter ****fight is the political analogy that best describes the Labor Party at present.
73-29, that's Greek tragedy levels of crash and burn right there, although it sounds like they're counting again. I can't wait to start reading the behind the scene stories, in particular what made Rudd think he had the support to do this. Were people lying to him, was he not listening to his advisors? Who knows.
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