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I have no problem in a woman being PM or the opposition leader. but not her, there's just something I don't like about her. I just can't put my finger on it.
 

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i agree. In the beginning I was like, yeah get a chick up there, something different but then i paid attention to what she was about and all of that and i changed my mind
 

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Gillard is dangerous, and would be a terrible leader of the Party. Macklin would be the best candidate.
 

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Gillard is ok....but I dislike most of the women in politics....they are not exactly shining specimines...take Bronwyn Bishop and Amanda Vanstone....No...I think we will have to wait a little longer for a really good woman candidate for the leadership
 

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I think men are apprehensive when it comes to strong women.
 

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That's kinda what i was saying, Gillard is a very head strong outspoken woman (more so than the rest of the labor party... men and women).

I think the only type of women the general australian population would be willing to accept would be a woman that is strong, however is more softly spoken and diplomatic.

Personally, if i had to vote between Latham and Gillard I would vote Gillard.
Latham was no leader in my opinion.
 

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Latham made me much more apprehensive than Gillard, or Vanstone.. or Maggie. Gilliard would never hurt the pm's hand like Latham.
 

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I think with that handshake latham was hoping to look 'tough' to the australian people, however he was terribly wrong and it honestly just made him look like a jerk.
 

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It seemed more like instinct...a flash of his true colours. It kinda made you feel a little ashamed to vote for him...and the libs are the holders of that title
 

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I got the idea from latham that... he's just not a nice bloke, kevin rudd seems like a nice enough guy.. even if a nerd.. while i'm at it beazley seems like a nice guy lol
 

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'He is a big man, with a big heart and a big commitment to the labour party'.
Costello doesn't seem nice either.
 

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