Dear Americans,
I honestly believe that for all the mistakes your President has made, the Circus of Ineptitude that governs in Canberra leaves him looking relatively competent.
That doesn’t, however, make him motivator-proof.
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The mind is an unexplored country. 
Dear Americans,
I honestly believe that for all the mistakes your President has made, the Circus of Ineptitude that governs in Canberra leaves him looking relatively incompetent.
There, I fixed it Greg. đŸ˜‰
What I do NOT understand is, our two nations have some of, if not the, best and brightest and we both wind up with putzes and schmucks embarrassing our peoples, while running each of our nations into the ground.
By: elcampeador on June 1, 2011
at 7:45 AM
The best and brightest are self-aware enough to suffer self-doubt. The putzes and schmucks are usually walking specimens of the Dunning-Kruger syndrome: too stupid to realise that they ARE stupid. They never make a mistake that they can’t walk away from.
By: gregoryno6 on June 1, 2011
at 6:11 PM
Amen good friend, AMEN!
By: elcampeador on June 1, 2011
at 9:15 PM
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By: In discussion as to why Australia (with Julia Gillard) and The United States (with Barack Obama) are having a piss poor time of things.. « et cetera* on June 1, 2011
at 9:56 PM
I have said time and time again that Gillard will destroy this country if given half a chance and so far it looks as though I will be proven right.
Gillard and OH-BLAH BLAH, if it wasn’t for their differences in dress sense, I wouldn’t be able to tell them apart!
By: Patrick Carroll on June 5, 2011
at 11:58 PM
Ears and arse. That’s how I tell them apart.
By: gregoryno6 on June 6, 2011
at 5:23 AM