He’s back, and he says he’s a changed man. After his enforced three-year spell in political rehab, Kevin Rudd declares: ‘You’d be a mug not to learn from the past.’ I say you’d be a mug to believe that he has.
If it wasn’t for more debt, more boats and more broken promises, it would be easy to believe that the Gillard interlude never happened.
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Brett Mason is a Liberal National senator from Queensland.
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