I'm probably assuming most of us - who are still pressing refresh here - are in our late 50s to early 70's. We have been around the block a few times and some of us are more 'worldly' than others.

Maybe I'm being a bit nostalgic to simpler times. But in my lifetime I'm thinking maybe Keating and Howard as our best Prime Ministers.

For the worst, I just can't go past Morrison and Rudd. Maybe they did some good things, but as people and leaders I think they will go down in history as totally appalling, accidental leaders and weak.

Maybe we had more bad Prime Ministers than good ones.

I'm starting to rate Albo, if only for the fact that he has so far provided some stability. In some ways maybe he has Howard attributes, in that he is boring and has demonstrated stability and unity in their respective parties. I'm also trying to be bipartisan, by giving my best and worst from both sides.

Ok, I'll come clean: this is just my latest, feeble attempt to get this tired forum....

BACK ON TRACK

Anyone biting?

Are you talking about the same Howard who sold off all of the state assets?

I think John Howard was Good his decisive action in creating the Nation Fire Agreement was Brilliant
Wasn't really aware of politics in the seventies but remember my folks enjoying a Whitlam White wine
The worst President I have lived under, though not really relevant here was P.W. Botha

Is that Prime Ministers anywhere? Does Michael Manley get a mention?