Christopher Pyne (Sturt, Liberal Party, Minister for Education) Share this | Hansard source

In an otherwise dark pit of ignorance, there was a bright spark, a bright moment—one brief, shining moment for the Gillard camp. They recognised that the Leader of the Opposition was weak and duplicitous. Kelly went on to say:

Neither side trusted him and neither side revised its view.

So if his own side does not trust him—if the Rudd and Gillard camps could not trust him; if his own caucus did not trust him—why should the Australian people trust him? Why should the Australian people trust a man who is not trusted by his own mates in the caucus?

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