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Hounds or poodles?

On the ongoing <em>Speccie</em> debate - when should conservative commentators attack Abbott (if at all?)

11 April 2015

9:00 AM

11 April 2015

9:00 AM

Terry Barnes recently claimed (Hounding Abbott, 28 February) that a pack of ‘Jokers to the Right’ commentators think ‘it’s more important to correct [Team Abbott’s] errors than actually to win the match’. I take it as a compliment to be labelled a Joker to the Right, and all the more so when I’m lumped in with people of the calibre of Janet Albrechtsen, Andrew Bolt, Peter Costello and Jeff Kennett.

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