Six years of liberal Labor Party rule has ended. The main issue was the hated "carbon tax." Obama and democrats want to do that here, but can't get it past Congress. Obama is trying to implement as close as he can get to it by executive order.
CANBERRA, Australia — Australia’s “unelectable” and gaffe-prone
political leader, Tony Abbott, confounded critics Saturday by becoming
the country’s latest prime minister, leading the opposition to a
sweeping election victory and ending six years of Labor Party rule.
Abbott, the leader of the conservative Liberal Party-led
coalition, rode a wave of public bitterness over a hated carbon
emissions tax, worries about a flagging economy and frustration over
government infighting to win the election.
The result was a stunning turnaround for Abbott, a 55-year-old former
Roman Catholic seminarian and Rhodes scholar who has never been
particularly popular and was once dubbed unelectable by opponents and
some of his own supporters.
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