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Anna Bligh admits that the smear campaign has absolutely no factual basis

Sadly for those barracking for team Labor (Queensland division) yesterday Anna Bligh finally admitted that there is absolutely no basis or foundation to the smear campaign that Labor has been trying to get going against Campbell Newman.

Now if you think about it for just one minute you will see that with that one small admission Anna Bligh has just sunk the (minuscule) last desperate hope that Labor had to retain office. What It means is that from now on every time that Labor runs one of its smear Newman ads the public are going to remember that Bligh admits that they are baseless and instead of shoring up Labor’s vote those ads are going to be a positive for the LNP!

Politics Queensland style!

Beautiful one day and delightful the next!

Cheers Comrades

PS a big hat tip to Bing Bing for finding the vision

Tags: Anna Bligh, Australian Labor Party, Campbell Newman, Kate Jones, Labor, Liberal National Party of Queensland, Newman, Queensland

By Iain Hall in Australian Politics, Queensland on March 14, 2012.

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