the polls are saying that people want a Kevin Rudd, they're saying it's like buying Ferrari, really - it's sexy, it's exciting but it comes with something of a large price tag. And when it comes to Election Day, or when the election is called, people will start thinking about the price as much as they think about the car and their hands will begin to shake as they look at that cheque." ABC AM Transcript 22/05/2007 *************** Uhlmann is clearly biased towards Labor, as any fool can see, and doesn't let facts get in the way The ABC is stacked with Labor stooges like Savva and Uhlmann. The board has known far left wingers like Albrechtsen and Windshuttle distorting appointments. (I do wonder about their own appointment though, didn't Howard make them?) I suggest we all abandon this hotbed of socialism and jump ship to The Australian. No bias there. Groucho : Arthur Putey : 11 Feb 2010 7:24:25pm Mad Dog, so Chris Uhlmann is "clearly biased towards Labor, as any fool can see". Really? Well, I can't see that, so I guess it follows logically that I'm NOT a fool. And you say that Niki Savva is another of those terrible "Labor stooges". Really? Did you know that Niki was an advisor to Peter Costello? Mr Costello is certainly going to be more than a bit startled to learn that he valued political advice provided by a "Labor stooge". As for Rupert Murdoch's 'The Australian' being free of