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    The article summarizes Mr. Abbott's first campaign press conference where he confirmed he would run a highly negative campaign in contrast to the Prime Minister who outlined Labor's positive plan. It notes that Mr. Abbott kicked off his campaign by criticizing the AAA rated Australian economy and comparing it to Greece and Spain. The article also states that Mr. Abbott refused an invitation to debate the Prime Minister the following night, despite previously saying he would debate every day, calling into question if he is ready to be Prime Minister.

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    The article summarizes Mr. Abbott's first campaign press conference where he confirmed he would run a highly negative campaign in contrast to the Prime Minister who outlined Labor's positive plan. It notes that Mr. Abbott kicked off his campaign by criticizing the AAA rated Australian economy and comparing it to Greece and Spain. The article also states that Mr. Abbott refused an invitation to debate the Prime Minister the following night, despite previously saying he would debate every day, calling into question if he is ready to be Prime Minister.

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    TRUE TO FORM: MR ABBOTT KICKS OFF NEGATIVE START TO CAMPAIGN This afternoon at his first election campaign press

    conference, Mr Abbott confirmed he would run a highly negative campaign in this election. In contrast, the Prime Minister outlined a new way focussing on Labors positive plan. Mr Abbott kicked off his campaign in true form by trash talking the nation, comparing our AAA rated economy to nations like Greece and Spain. He outlined exactly what he stands for in this election and unsurprisingly its based on exactly what he has done for the past three years. His plan is more negative politics, more empty slogans and a plan for big cuts to health and education. In contrast, the Prime Minister focussed on the Australian economys strengths our low debt, our AAA credit rating from all three ratings agencies and the almost one million jobs created over the past five years. Mr Abbott also refused to agree to a debate tomorrow night with the Prime Minister, following an invitation being issued by Sky News. Just a month ago Mr Abbott said Name the date, start the campaign. I'll debate him every day. [SMH Online 4 July 2013]. If Mr Abbott isnt ready to debate the Prime Minister, then he isnt ready to be Prime Minister. MELBOURNE 4 AUGUST 2013
    Communications Unit: T 03 8625 5111 www.alp.org.au

    Authorised by G. Wright, Australian Labor, 5/9 Sydney Avenue, Barton, ACT, 2600

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