Latham update
Mark Latham’s resignation will be a topic of conversation for many people. If you’re the sort of person whose likely to read the comments and analysis in tomorrow’s papers, have a look at some of the other commentary that will be around in the blogosphere as well. A few examples:
Unavoidably, people’s views on Latham’s departure will lead into who they think will or should take his place. I think Kim Beasley will win it and there is a reasonable prospect of a change in the Deputy (even though at this stage I don’t believe that position is vacant). I don’t have a view on who would be best (actually I do, but I’m not going to give it), although being totally parochial, it would be good to have a Queenslander in the position. Whoever it ends up being, all the contenders have a lot of brains and differing abilities and they are going to have an extremely difficult job. However, I’ve got an extremely difficult job of my own to focus on, so I’ll refrain from further dabbling in Labor’s decisions and get back to my own tasks. |
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