Some gags you can’t get enough of, and the suggestion by Mark Latham and others that the astonishing success of the inaugural Conservative Political Action Conference in Sydney owed its good fortune to the ‘advertising skills’ of Labor Senator Kristina Keneally was too good to let go. Like all good jokes, its humour derives largely from the fact that although counter-intuitive, it was undeniably true.
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