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How ossified is Irish politics? In the blink of an eye, Australia — which had no recession — replaces its Prime Minister.
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If “ossification” means (from the Australian example) resistance to efforts by large corporations to replace the democratically elected leader of the country, then surely it’s not a bad thing…?
yes being the PM that pleases Rio Tinto is not the best introduction but I believe that Rudd was also weakened by loss of green voters as he couldn’t get the carbon tax done.
Austarlians arent letting the European centre right party right there policy Fg are.