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The Y.U.U.Y. disease

Mr Abbott’s problem is that he’s got ‘yielding’ and ‘unyielding the wrong way around

14 February 2015

9:00 AM

14 February 2015

9:00 AM

Let me put my money where my mouth is and make this bold prediction. Tony Abbott can save his leadership of the Liberal Party, and his Prime Ministership. It is not too late. But he will need to change.

In a nutshell the problem thus far is that he has been yielding when he should have been unyielding and been unyielding when he should have been yielding.

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