So how did the PM fare on his first Sunrise segment last Friday?
On Twitter the PM posted twice saying, “Did my first Question Time on Seven Sunrise yesterday morning. 3 questions. Didn’t know the answer to the first. KRudd / OK on second on timing of hospitals reform. Got the third half right on child care. Will add to answers next friday. KRudd”
And on a scale of Boring to Mildly Interesting, TV Tonight gives Rudd’s first spot a score of: Boring.
If his stint on Q & A is this dull next week we’re in big trouble…
every question he’ll just spin into a pro-labor rant. Boring!
Another good reason why I watch the cartoons on GO! in the morning.
That’s Krudd for you, anything for another photo shoot. He should have been in France at Fromelles.
Yeah, overall it isn’t a very good segment. They’re probably just trying to support Rudd in his role, by giving him some time with the people, so that he can get more people on his side come this year’s election. At this moment, I am not on his side.
Krudd is just looking for an excuse to stay at Kirribilli House, cos it’s only a short trip to Martin Place and mediocrity.
Anti-Siphoning list review – now thats a topic that should be asked to the PM.
“Why they don’t have the opposition leader on too?” Well that’s because he is on Today.
I can’t help being reminded of Yes Minister (the lost unfunny episode). The lengths they go to to address a question, without actually answering a question, always manage to impress me, however.