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December 27, 2009 Leave a Comment
  • The most significant political event on Christmas Day was probably this: http://bit.ly/4ri7R1 #
  • Memories of a Romanian Christmas: http://bit.ly/5ynIYB – pre-internet, pre-Foxtel, this was a Christmas when the @abcnews was invaluable. #
  • Oh no, I've just had my first exposure to THAT boat race… #
  • RT @mfullilove: Politico's top ten US politics tweets of 2009: http://tiny.cc/9tSXt #
  • And the top Australian political tweet of 2009 was this one: http://bit.ly/5ScUli – wins for sheer gormlessness. @mfullilove #
  • The Obama Way: http://bit.ly/5Ji7nd – Ross Douthat says 44 is "an ideologue and a pragmatist all at once". #
  • RT @ChatAboutObama: The Australian Government 2.0 Taskforce Teaches Us A Lesson http://bit.ly/57XMH6 #
  • @empatt Prodigious? in reply to empatt #
  • Saul Eslake predicts Sep 11 election; Phil Ruthven says November http://bit.ly/6aveHr – oh, and Twitter is "more talked about than embraced" #
  • I am NOT old… http://bit.ly/7tNBnl #
  • The abandoned son of two genetically modified turnips… and other predictions: http://bit.ly/6CsOh8 #
  • RT @NickHodge: "What is the difference between literature and journalism? Journalism is unreadable and literature is not read. " Oscar Wilde #
  • RT @AndrewBartlett: Aust households have record debt levels; more than USA for 1st time. Equivalent to Aust's GDP http://bit.ly/59OVBj #
  • Natives are restless as temperatures rise: http://bit.ly/4AEtYI #
  • @tsvnq I figured I could make the strongest case against "old"… in reply to tsvnq #
  • The Thai Bart and the Irish Doyle: http://bit.ly/8EWBwF – The Herald-Sun takes an easy pot-shot but I voted yes in the poll anyway… #
  • Vocabulary and editing standards at The Australian… RT @australian: Century alludes Hussey in Boxing Day Test: http://bit.ly/7ZH9U5 #
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AustralianPolitics.com is published by Malcolm Farnsworth. You can follow me on Twitter or read my political commentary on the ABC's opinion portal, The Drum. You can also read my 2010 election campaign blog posts.