I have a rule in life: whatever Kevin Rudd thinks, I think the opposite. It makes life simple. When the Ruddster declared that it was a mistake for Nancy Pelosi, leader of the House in the US Congress, to visit Taiwan, I immediately knew it was a good idea.
Actually, I’d figured that out even before the loquacious former prime minister expressed his opposite opinion.
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