Daily Quotes Archive - 2002-03

• June 26, 2003: When Sneering Replaces Debate
  
• June 25, 2003: Freedom At Risk In Media Changes
  
• June 24, 2003: Razor-Wire Policy Revisited On Best And Brightest
  
• June 23, 2003: Howard's Missed Opportunity
  
• June 22, 2003: Welcome To Kafka's World
  
• June 21, 2003: Stepping Back From Secret Police State
  
• June 19, 2003: There's Security For Labor In A Domestic Blitz
  
• June 18, 2003: Where Have All The Wentworths Gone?
  
• June 17, 2003: Victory Can Be A Short-Lived Thing
  
• June 16, 2003: No Rules When The Knives Are Out
  
• June 15, 2003: No Triumph In This Dogfight
  
• June 14, 2003: It's Hardly The Fix They're Used To
  
• June 13, 2003: A History Test Beazley Ought To Have Dodged
  
• June 12, 2003: Labor Strip Tease The Making Of Crean
  
• June 11, 2003: Who'd Want To Accept The Poisoned Chalice?
  
• June 10, 2003: Labor Needs A Bold Leader. None Is On Offer
  
• June 09, 2003: Howard Calls Tune For One-Man Band
  
• June 07, 2003: What Does Beazley Stand For?
  
• June 06, 2003: Labor Won't Find Future In Recent Past
  
• June 05, 2003: Where To Now For Costello?
  
• June 04, 2003: End Of The Liberal Alliance
  
• June 03, 2003: Building Up The Bench
  
• June 02, 2003: Greedy Right Aims For ABC
  
• June 01, 2003: The First Casualty Of Alston's War
  

  
  

• May 31, 2003: A Howard Tour De Force
  
• May 30, 2003: It's A Long Wait To The Top For Costello
  
• May 29, 2003: The Third Way Isn't A Lost Cause
  
• May 28, 2003: Top Level Straitjacket
  
• May 27, 2003: Labor Blew Attack On PM
  
• May 26, 2003: The Only Viable Path
  
• May 25, 2003: It's All Over Bar The Shouting
  
• May 24, 2003: Senate Under Scrutiny
  
• May 19, 2003: Crean Criticises Ex-Leader Beazley
  
• May 18, 2003: Howard Beware, Your Battlers May Be Revolting
  
• May 16, 2003: Changing The Leader Does Not Guarantee Electoral Success
  
• May 15, 2003: Wealthy Universities Will Benefit The Most
  
• May 14, 2003: Echoes Of 1975 As Holes In The Constitution Are Exposed
  
• May 12, 2003: G-G Needs Clear Job Description
  
• May 11, 2003: If We Must Back A G-G, Let's Doff Hats For A Tipsy Toff
  
• May 10, 2003: PM's Agenda A Bitter Chalice
  
• May 09, 2003: Departure Simply A Matter Of Time
  
• May 08, 2003: Tip Your Hat For Fischer's Yarralumla
  
• May 06, 2003: Tradition Left Holding The Baby
  
• May 07, 2003: What The Public Wants: More Say
  
• May 05, 2003: Beazley Could Defeat Howard
  
• May 04, 2003: A Damaging Defence Of The Indefensible
  
• May 03, 2003: Dr Hollingworth Must Resign
  
• May 02, 2003: Does Peter Costello Have The Right Stuff?
  
• May 01, 2003: Labor Is Missing The Target
  

  
  

• April 30, 2003: Keep Out Kim And His Legacy
  
• April 29, 2003: Australia Weak On Middle East Policy
  
• April 28, 2003: R-E-S-P-E-C-T: Find Out What It Means
  
• April 27, 2003: Crean's Choice May Be Tears Or Dignity
  
• April 26, 2003: The Modern Labor Tragedy
  
• April 25, 2003: Renewal Of The Meaning Of Anzac Day
  
• April 24, 2003: As The Labor Elders Snarl, The Young Dogs Eye The Prize
  
• April 23, 2003: Beazley's Bullseye
  
• April 22, 2003: New Zealand Remains Part Of ANZAC, But The Link Is Fading
  
• April 17, 2003: Poll Process Is Out For The Count
  
• April 21, 2003: Beazley The PM's Choice
  
• April 20, 2003: Please, Labor, Can We Have Real Politics Again?
  
• April 19, 2003: Patronage Politics Now Very Blatant
  
• April 18, 2003: PM Eyes Early Election - With Interest
  
• April 16, 2003: Connecting The Dogs Of War
  
• April 15, 2003: Crean's Glorious Victory Assured
  
• April 14, 2003: ALP Almost As Leaderless As Baghdad
  
• April 12, 2003: The Start Of Bush's Crusade
  
• April 13, 2003: No One Is Safe In The New Empire Of The Son
  
• April 11, 2003: Told You So From Hawks Is Premature, Despite The Celebration
  
• April 10, 2003: It Looks Like Rumsfeld Got It Right
  
• April 09, 2003: Quick Victory Validates Leaders
  
• April 08, 2003: DistinguishingThe Patriots From The Other Scoundrels
  
• April 07, 2003: Democrats Hit Downhill Slope To Poll Pile-Up
  
• April 06, 2003: Misleading War Of Words And Images
  
• April 05, 2003: The Sound Of The Spineless
  
• April 04, 2003: Downer Bows To A Greater Power
  
• April 03, 2003: Mini-Mes Fail To See Blood On Iraq's Walls
  
• April 02, 2003: Extreme Views, Vicious Circles
  
• April 01, 2003: Never Underestimate The Power Of Love For One's Country
  

  
  

• March 31, 2003: The Upper House Is Tamed At Last
  
• March 30, 2003: More Pundits Than Liberal Peaceniks
  
• March 29, 2003: New Leaders Under The Christmas Tree
  
• March 28, 2003: Crean Now A Target Of Opportunity
  
• March 27, 2003: When We Become The Bad Guys
  
• March 26, 2003: Pre-Emption Tenet Battles For Survival
  
• March 25, 2003: A Leader Stranded In Land Of No Return
  
• March 24, 2003: Taking Sides In A Post-Iraq World
  
• March 23, 2003: US Rogue Rage A Green Light For Monsters
  
• March 22, 2003: Dear John
  
• March 21, 2003: Shameful Behaviour On A Grave Day
  
• March 20, 2003: From Relaxed And Comfortable To Bitterly Divided
  
• March 19, 2003: PM Answers A Call To Arms
  
• March 19, 2003: Two Courses Enough To Make You Vomit
  
• March 18, 2003: PM At Point Of No Return
  
• March 16, 2003: A Bold Blueprint For Democracy
  
• March 15, 2003: Hollow Ring To Sir Echo
  
• March 14, 2003: The PM And Pre-Emption Politics
  
• March 13, 2003: Resignation An Act Of Honour
  
• March 12, 2003: Pyrrhic Victory In Being Prophetic
  
• March 11, 2003: Howard Is Not Telling The Truth About Bulk-Billing
  
• March 10, 2003: Clark Holds Fire For Slice Of Free Trade Action
  
• March 09, 2003: War Debate Has Gone Beyond Iraq
  
• March 08, 2003: The Hawke Ascendancy And The Wing-Clipping
  
• March 07, 2003: Greatest Test For Howard As Leader
  
• March 06, 2003: Labor Dying From A Dearth Of Democracy
  
• March 05, 2003: Hawke People's PM, But No Party Pin-Up
  
• March 04, 2003: Overdue Recognition For The Chairman
  
• March 03, 2003: Return Of The Fish And Chip Vendor
  
• March 02, 2003: What's Eating George Bush
  
• March 01, 2003: A Stroll Back Up The Stairs
  

  
  

• February 28, 2003: How Howard Is Exploiting Our Fears Of Terrorism
  
• February 27, 2003: It's Time For Labor To Learn To Celebrate Hawke
  
• February 26, 2003: Rights Missing In Action And Still Labor Can't Stop The Rot
  
• February 25, 2003: The Gutless Rats In Labor's Ranks
  
• February 23, 2003: Out Of Step, But Johnny Keeps Marching
  
• February 22, 2003: They Saw The Light, And The People Emerged From Their Apathy
  
• February 21, 2003: Nowhere For Hanson To Stand On Changed Political Ground
  
• February 20, 2003: Few Options But Crean
  
• February 19, 2003: The Politics Of Howard's War
  
• February 17, 2003: Why Is War Inevitable?
  
• February 16, 2003: Anti-War Lobby Must Not Be Silenced By The Smear
  
• February 15, 2003: Tom's Bleating About Bush Goes Back A Way
  
• February 14, 2003: Chest Thumping Backfires
  
• February 13, 2003: Untangling The Logical Twists In The Politics
  
• February 12, 2003: Washington Power Club Puts On The Ritz For PM
  
• February 11, 2003: Carr Danger To Law, Order
  
• February 10, 2003: Need For A Balancing Act
  
• February 09, 2003: Peter Pan Lands His Fairy-Tale Role
  
• February 08, 2003: As You Were: Crean's Bravado Collapses
  
• February 07, 2003: Anti-War Talk Backfires On Crean
  
• February 06, 2003: It's About Oil, And Profits For US Companies
  
• February 05, 2003: Old Liberal Hearts In Dismay At Lackey John
  
• February 04, 2003: Howard's Legacy: The Silence Of The Liberals
  
• February 03, 2003: Howard's Politics Trap Him In Unpopular War
  
• February 02, 2003: It's Bush The Obscurer, Not Saddam The Feuhrer
  
• February 01, 2003: Only Tough Choices Lie Ahead
  

  
  

• January 31, 2003: Beware Rogue Elephants
  
• January 30, 2003: Australia's Priorities Lie Closer To Home
  
• January 29, 2003: Relations Traded For Being A World Cop
  
• January 28, 2003: Me-Too Gulf Adventurism Will Exact A Heavy Price
  
• January 27, 2003: Our Criminal Approach To Law And Order
  
• January 26, 2003: What Australia Means To Me
  
• January 25, 2003: How Howard Bowled Up The Fudge To Our Troops
  
• January 24, 2003: Bluff Risks Interests
  
• January 23, 2003: Some Birthday Thoughts For A Modern Identity
  
• January 22, 2003: What A Real Mate Would Tell Bush
  
• January 21, 2003: Despotism The Left's Too Blind To See
  
• January 20, 2003: Tragedy Of The Bush Capital Burning
  
• January 19, 2003: The Leader We Can't Embrace
  
• January 18, 2003: The Best Of Enemies
  
• January 17, 2003: Clubbing Together For A Soft Touch
  
• January 16, 2003: Once In The Gulf, Troops Are There To Fight As US Pleases
  
• January 15, 2003: Principle Left To Rot In A Foreign Cell
  
• January 14, 2003: Only A Nuclear Fist Deters US War Addicts
  
• January 13, 2003: The Good Life That Politics Can't Buy
  
• January 12, 2003: A Future Of Jocks, Genes And Jingoism
  
• January 11, 2003: Stay Or Go, John? We Need To Know
  
• January 10, 2003: A Battle Fit For Beazley
  
• January 09, 2003: Detention Centres Breed Trouble
  
• January 08, 2003: When Will The PM Come Clean On Iraq?
  
• January 07, 2003: Looking Out For Australia
  
• January 06, 2003: Howard's Heir Could Re-Energise Liberals
  
• January 05, 2003: An End To Ambivalence About Asia
  
• January 04, 2003: As Always, The World's Changed Forever
  
• January 03, 2003: Danger In 'Dob In' Adverts
  
• January 02, 2003: Waiting For Costello Is A Poor Strategy For Labor
  
• January 01, 2003: Policy Inertia And The End Of McMahon
  

  
  

• December 31, 2002: That Was The Year That Was
  
• December 30, 2002: Price Of His Power Is A Soulless Land
  
• December 29, 2002: Howard's End
  
• December 28, 2002: White Fringe Fury Feeds Labor's Fall
  
• December 27, 2002: W.A. Election Law Needs To Change
  
• December 26, 2002: Let's Cut To The Heart, Head And Soul Of The Matter - Better Opposition
  
• December 25, 2002: PM's Sad And Selfish Christmas Message
  
• December 24, 2002: Saved By Those Who Gave A Damn
  
• December 23, 2002: Long Wait For The Man Who Would Be PM
  
• December 22, 2002: Poll Takes Smile Off The Face Of Costello
  
• December 21, 2002: Bob And The Swill Have Done Swell
  
• December 20, 2002: In High Court Selection, Like Promotes Like
  
• December 19, 2002: HMAS Conservative Anchors Itself On A Nation
  
• December 18, 2002: Can Howard's Farewell Be Far Behind?
  
• December 17, 2002: Security Bill Goes Too Far
  
• December 16, 2002: PM Gives Labor Reason For Unity
  
• December 15, 2002: Upper House Reform The Test Of Labor's Commitment
  
• December 14, 2002: Crean's Gambit: Time To Tampa With Terror
  
• December 13, 2002: Secret Vetting Taints Court Selection
  
• December 12, 2002: Come Back, Kim, We Need You
  
• December 11, 2002: Crean's Hearse Awaits And Albo's Behind The Wheel
  
• December 10, 2002: Canada's Charter Of Rights A Great Success
  
• December 08, 2002: Lawrence Lash For 'White' PM
  
• December 07, 2002: Funny Thing Happened On The Way To Martyrdom
  
• December 06, 2002: With Friends Like Lawrence, Crean Needs No Enemies
  
• December 05, 2002: Powers Of Detention Intern Democracy
  
• December 03, 2002: It's Time, Says Whitlam, To Revive The Reformist Spirit Of '72
  
• December 02, 2002: Finally, Perhaps, The Libs Get It
  
• December 01, 2002: Labor's Win No Accident
  

  
  

• November 30, 2002: Greens Clip Labor's Left Wing
  
• November 29, 2002: Newspaper Editorials Support Return Of Bracks
  
• November 28, 2002: Greens The Only Credible Opposition
  
• November 27, 2002: Greens' Vote May Echo Nationally
  
• November 27, 2002: Bills Clutter Up Senate In-Tray
  
• November 25, 2002: Keeping An Eye On Where The Lolly Goes
  
• November 24, 2002: Republic Debate: Another Kelly Hung Out To Dry
  
• November 23, 2002: Free Speech Has A Price
  
• November 22, 2002: Foreign Fears Shroud Dawdling At Home
  
• November 21, 2002: Crean Must Tell Voters Who He Is
  
• November 19, 2002: Arrogance Is Labor's Enemy In Victoria
  
• November 18, 2002: Curtains For Crean
  
• November 17, 2002: No More Apologies, It's Time For A Queen Break
  
• November 16, 2002: Dean Hasn't Ruined The Liberals
  
• November 12, 2002: Why The Greens Aren't A Real Threat To Labor
  
• November 11, 2002: The Bad Guys Rarely Come Out On Top
  
• November 10, 2002: Given A Choice In Politics, We Wouldn't Be Bored
  
• November 09, 2002: Lessons For A Tweak Government
  
• November 04, 2002: Making Allies In High Places
  
• November 03, 2002: Country Holds The Key, But Which Way Will It Turn?
  
• November 02, 2002: Let's Declare Our Independence
  

  
  

• October 30, 2002: Now Comes A Battle For Guidelines To Mind Ministers' Minders
  
• October 28, 2002: Time Is Nigh For Crean To Perform
  
• October 27, 2002: Criminality Is About Behaviour, Not Belonging
  
• October 26, 2002: Ducking And Diving, Lying And Conniving
  
• October 25, 2002: Howard's Glow Leaves Crean In The Dark
  
• October 24, 2002: We Can't Hide From The World
  
• October 23, 2002: Is Bob Carr Waiting In The (Right) Wings?
  
• October 22, 2002: Save Us From Naive Pulpit Politics
  
• October 21, 2002: Crean Gets A Taste Of What It Was Like To Be Howard
  
• October 20, 2002: We Must Respond To This Hideous Act
  
• October 19, 2002: Unaware, Unready For A Foreign World's Rage
  
• October 18, 2002: Tide Of Anger Could Divide Nation
  
• October 16, 2002: Aftershock: War Hits Home
  
• October 15, 2002: Understanding Must Come Before Action
  
• October 14, 2002: The Bad News: It's Only The Beginning
  
• October 14, 2002: Terror With A Domestic Aim
  
• October 13, 2002: 'Give Peace No Chance' Is US Cheer Squad's Refrain
  
• October 12, 2002: Drivel Turns The Labor Light Out
  
• October 10, 2002: In ANZUS We Trust - As Long As It Suits America
  
• October 09, 2002: Labor Should Say No To War On Iraq
  
• October 08, 2002: The Three Rs Of Simon Crean
  
• October 07, 2002: Crean Win Silences The Right
  
• October 06, 2002: Now, He's Mr Fifty-Fifty
  
• October 03, 2002: Tabloids And Talkback Have Mugged Sensible Crime Debate
  
• October 02, 2002: Threat Of Combat Calls For Courage, Not Revisionism
  
• October 01, 2002: A Tough Call Wins Few Votes
  

  
  

• September 30, 2002: Blue-Collar Voters And New World Order
  
• September 27, 2002: When Politics Is In The Blood
  
• September 25, 2002: Following The Leader
  
• September 24, 2002: Words Of War, Phrases That Frighten
  
• September 23, 2002: The Word From The CIA: It's The Oil, Stupid
  
• September 22, 2002: A Message From The Rear
  
• September 21, 2002: All Quiet In The House When Debate Turns To Iraq
  
• September 20, 2002: Why Howard Is In The Wars Over Iraq
  
• September 18, 2002: Drums Of War Drown Out Reason
  
• September 17, 2002: Don't Fret Over Ruddock
  
• September 16, 2002: Bird Choice Comes Home To Roost
  
• September 15, 2002: Taking A Beating About The Bush
  
• September 14, 2002: Never Let The Facts Spoil An Opportunity
  
• September 12, 2002: Bush Imperils Democracy
  
• September 09, 2002: Dancing To An American Tune
  
• September 07, 2002: Kemp Leads World From Behind
  
• September 06, 2002: Labor Hits A Nerve On Toadying
  
• September 05, 2002: Crean Felled With A Right Hook
  
• September 04, 2002: Labor Must Rebuild A Bond With Unions Before It's Too Late
  
• September 03, 2002: Germaine, The Limp Liberal
  
• September 02, 2002: Rudd Feud Stokes Labor Uncertainty
  
• September 01, 2002: Leader Of The Gang
  

  
  

• August 31, 2002: A Bad News Story
  
• August 30, 2002: Embryos Kindle A Needed Debate
  
• August 29, 2002: Smug Libs Find Little Opposition In Opposition
  
• August 28, 2002: Herron Calls It Quits ... Well, I Call It A Rort
  
• August 25, 2002: Debating The Uses Of Life In Embryo
  
• August 24, 2002: Boofheads, Drongos And Other Poisons
  
• August 23, 2002: Liberals Form A Catholic Rump
  
• August 22, 2002: Leadership Change Is Not The Answer
  
• August 21, 2002: City-Slicker Doyle Needs Rural Appeal
  
• August 18, 2002: East, Bush Keys To Labor's Poll Hopes
  
• August 17, 2002: Costello's Image Straitjacket
  
• August 16, 2002: The Politics Of War, Australian-Style
  
• August 15, 2002: We're Out Of Sync, And Sinking Fast
  
• August 14, 2002: All Smirk And No Play
  
• August 13, 2002: Phoney War Against Iraq
  
• August 12, 2002: Flimsy Whimsy Of Hawke And Wran Won't Save Labor
  
• August 11, 2002: Talking About A War On Iraq
  
• August 10, 2002: Saving LABOR
  
• August 09, 2002: Whipping Cowboy Outfits Into Shape
  
• August 08, 2002: Don't Laugh ... You're The Ones Paying
  
• August 06, 2002: When Goodwill Goes So Do A Party's Minorities
  
• August 05, 2002: Democrats Take A Fighting Stance
  
• August 04, 2002: How To Make A Stand While Keeping Your Seat
  
• August 03, 2002: John Howard, The Houdini Of Politics
  
• August 02, 2002: Downer Aims To Rejoin The Dream Team
  
• August 01, 2002: Labor Backdown Opens Black Hole Of Accountability
  

  
  

• July 31, 2002: Lees's Stance Just A Block Off The Old Chipp
  
• July 29, 2002: Democrats' Leader Must Show Murray Who Is In Charge - And Now
  
• July 28, 2002: The Feckless In Pursuit Of The Faceless
  
• July 27, 2002: Fools And Their Flibbertigibbet
  
• July 26, 2002: Let The Defining Battle Begin
  
• July 25, 2002: Can Natasha Stott Despoja Handle Her Party's Mid-Life Crisis?
  
• July 24, 2002: Greens' 'Victory' A Win In Name Only
  
• July 23, 2002: Downer's Shots Are Cheap And Wide
  
• July 22, 2002: A Better Way Than The Pit In Woomera
  
• July 21, 2002: A Lesson to Labor: Mind What You Dump
  
• July 20, 2002: Laying 'Em In The Isle
  
• July 19, 2002: John, Meg And The Telstra Tango
  
• July 18, 2002: Whatever Simon Says, He's Missing The Point
  
• July 17, 2002: Button Is On Track But Does Not Go Far Enough
  
• July 16, 2002: New Strategic Interests Carry A Hefty Price Tag
  
• July 15, 2002: Lees's High Profile Cruels Leader's Pitch
  
• July 14, 2002: Consultation The Key In Renovating The House
  
• July 13, 2002: A Make Or Break Decision For Labor
  
• July 12, 2002: Labor Wrestles With US Alliance
  
• July 11, 2002: It's Time To Rebuild Labor
  
• July 10, 2002: What Dark Secrets Motivate Our Political Reporters?
  
• July 09, 2002: The Gallery Gurus Don't Know Best
  
• July 08, 2002: Searching For Labor's Lost Soul
  
• July 07, 2002: The Risks In Kissing And Not Telling

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