Talk:Greg Barber

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[edit] Recentism?

The content below has just been added by an IP edit. Looks like WP:Recentism & POV to me. Peter Campbell 04:25, 28 June 2007 (UTC)

He has been cheekily accused of being a "Mini-Me" to the "Dr. Evil" Liberal Party by ALP opponents, due to the fact that he has voted with the Liberals 68% of the time much to the surprise of many political observers[1].

I think something on this would be relevant, as the direction the Greens have taken under Barber's leadership has been commented on quite a bit in the press. That said, this sentence is not it. Rebecca 06:53, 28 June 2007 (UTC)