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I'm compltely well aware that our political system doesnt have the public vote for particular people as prime minister, instead we vote for the party and take on whoever they choose as leader of their party.
However, while keeping that in mind, the Labour party well knew that their party won the election in 07 because of the charisma and character of the person who was leader of their party at that time. It was a pretty drastic move to change leaders of their party while that person was in fact the prime minister, and could lose a lot of people who may have disliked some of the things that was going on, but still would've voted Labour anyway.

Personally, I would've liked to have seen Rudd complete his term and let the next election be a decider on how the public feels about what the party was doing. He was such a massive part of them winning in the first place, and frankly I see him as one of the few politions that actually connect with people and answer hard questions instead of dodging them. (And i completely acknowledge the fact that he AND his party had put together some pretty crappy things).

That's just my opinion, and I dont squash or put down any other people's opinions.

She's an immigrant, she went to a public school, she was raised by working-class parents, she went to uni, even dropped out of her first degree to pursue another, she lives in the Western suburbs of Melbourne with her partner who is a hairdresser, and we know of one overt and public incident where she was attacked by Sen. Bill Heffernan, who said she was unfit to be deputy PM because she was “deliberately barren” and therefore couldn't understand the community she was representing.

Well, excuse me while I hope she sticks it to every self-important misogynist and leads Australia forward. Besides the fact she couldn't represent me more if she tried, I think she represents hard working, everyday Australians more than any of her opponents, and I hope people recognise this.

People shouldn't be judged on where they come from, where they live, what their partner does for a living, whether or not they have children or plan to have children, or their hair when they're having a bad hair day (or year), and yet they are.

If I was Julia, I'd even consider starting a family as PM ;)
Go Julia.

My interpretation of her comment was: woo hoo first female prime minister. But, because the people didn't vote her in she feels it doesn't carry as much significance. Stephania please correct me if i'm wrong.

That aside, the way I feel is that this event would have been more remarkable if we did vote her in. I believe that this would show our society is truly shifting is views.

As a pedantic aside since we vote in a party and not a leader Gillard is well entitled to the position as a freely elected member of parliament.