Not hugely positive, but I had some sympathy for him once upon a time: I suspect he was a well-meaning but not especially strong leader of his party, who went into the coalition with mostly good intent. Once there, mind, I'm not sure why he didn't fight harder, and he lost all of the goodwill he'd built up during the election campaign through some of the policies that the coalition enacted.
I appreciate he'll have made an absolute boatload of money, but going to Facebook seemed a very odd choice. Or maybe he judged that his public profile couldn't be saved, and cashing in in the US was his best option?
I appreciate he'll have made an absolute boatload of money, but going to Facebook seemed a very odd choice. Or maybe he judged that his public profile couldn't be saved, and cashing in in the US was his best option?