More By... ABC right on message (most of the time) Ali Moore (Photo: ABC) Following Malcolm Turnbull's election as Liberal leader on Tuesday, ABC Radio 774 Melbourne stayed on message -- its message and what also became Labor's message -- throughout the morning. Well, for most of the morning: 09:48 ALI MOORE (to Jim Middleton): The other issue that will face Malcolm Turnbull, of course, is one reflected in a text message I've just got and that is, "another silvertail". How is he going to work to eliminate that impression that some have of him? 10:24 ALI MOORE (to Andrew Robb): ...he's also seen by some as a silvertail, arrogant, someone who comes from wealth and privilege .... 10:52 ALI MOORE (to Barrie Cassidy): And what about the fact that both he and indeed Julie Bishop at the very outset addressed the issue that some perceive him as a silvertail. He talked within his first two minutes about how he doesn't come from a lifetime of privilege. Even Francis Macnab, the Uniting Church minister who wandered into the ABC studio to discuss his current pet project (removing the 10 Commandments from the forefont of Christian teaching), was forced by Moore to address the silvertail issue: 10:54 ALI MOORE: You deal with people who are in difficulties, financial difficulties often. You're very familiar with them. When you hear the words of Malcolm Turnbull say he doesn't come from a background of privilege and that he is there to lead for all,