The trick to government, Paul Keating once said, is to pick three big things and do them well. But Rudd opened a hundred policy fronts, and focused on very few of them. He centralised decision-making in his office yet could not make difficult decisions. He called climate change the greatest moral challenge of our time, then walked away from introducing an emissions trading scheme. He set a template for governing that Labor must move beyond. Read more: smh.au/opinion/politics/beyond-the-kinginexile-20130322-2gl70.html#ixzz2X8O2K74U
Posted on: Mon, 24 Jun 2013 12:00:02 +0000
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