Is the current Abbott slur fatal to his leadership

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What does Grattan have to say?

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Pardon me while I go and throw up.

Not that I agree with Aussie very often - but if the situation was reversed and Gillard's boyfriend made an appearance to disprove the claims that she was a lesbian and fantastic in bed - you lot would throw stones at him. He is constantly being accused of being gay himself - yet he has a family.

Timmy has an ex wife and a daughter but he wouldn't be the first bloke to "turn gay" after a divorce. There are females out there who "turned gay" after a divorce and having several children as well. Don't ask me why, I am 100% hetero.

If Gillard can tolerate the negative comments about her personal life - then wimpy Abbott can cop it too.

Calling Tony Abbott wimpy shows you are just grabbing at straws to try to denigrate him. Read the Thesaurus to expand your vocabulary.

Seriously, Mantra, cease and desist with the hatred of Tony Abbott. He is not Howard, believe me.

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Seems to me mantra hasn't learned a thing after all those years of Howard Hating.

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bump... for a stupid called Aussie

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http://www.theaustralian.com.au/nationa ... 6479846230" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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The ALP has been busy trying to paint Abbott as having a problem with women when the real issue is Gillards problem with men

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Since the 2010 election, Nielsen polling shows, Labor's primary vote has been three points higher, on average, among women than among men (32 per cent to 29 per cent).
The Coalition primary vote has been three points higher among men than women (48 per cent to 45 per cent).

So it seems that the sackless wonders like Aussie, Monk and Skip don't have a problem with Gillard. There's only one explanation for it...

They aren't real men

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Well to be fair, if Gillard can call Abbott a misogynist due to a 29% rating with women then at 27% she must be a misandrist.

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Barrie Cassidy Labor stalwart, says that the Labor slur re Abbott being a misogynist is nonsense.
Wayne Swan and Greg Combet squirm and refuse to agree with the PM that Tony Abbott is a misogynist.

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Tanya Pli-beserk said the Speaker was disrespected by Abbott who can't handle women in positions of power.

Yet Anna Burke who dislikes Abbott personally says differently.

The new Speaker of the House of Representatives, Anna Burke, described Ms Gillard's speech as ''good'' but said she had ''certainly never had an issue with [Tony] Abbott's approach and his ability to deal with me in the position I've been holding''.

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Having checked out Jezebel this moring the vast majority of bloggers nail the PM for the lying hypocrite she is. Nothing sexist or related to hating women in that... just the FACTS.

Speaking to the Liberal state council in Ballarat this morning, Ms Bishop accused Labor of engaging in a personal smear campaign - similar to the tactics used against Campbell Newman and his family during the Queensland election - which would ultimately backfire at the next federal poll.

"(The Prime Minister) uses gender as a shield against criticism and she's using these vile claims of sexism and misogyny as a sword against her critics," Ms Bishop told the party faithful.
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"Apparently Julia Gillard's 'angry speech' went viral. Would women around the world be applauding if they knew her speech was in defense of the indefensible? That she was defending a man who had made infinitely worse remarks... than anything she could drag up against Tony Abbott?"

"(Her attack against the opposition leader) was a vile slur. She should apologise to the women in Tony Abbott's life who love him, and she should withdraw it."

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