Perhaps the problem is the absence of a media constituency for New Labour?
But it all makes sense if you see this through Turnbull's eyes: that he trying to marginalise commentators he perceives as supporters of Tony Abbott, to the delight of his own media constituency, the ABC and Fairfax.
Stories and polls are manufactured by a media constituency who largely don't comprehend the make up many of the African-Americans they write about.
We shared stories, performed role-plays, and learned strategies to be more effective in the chamber, with the media, and in constituencies.
Over time, Mrs. Clinton might well become a powerful opposition force, with a large national constituency and media access excelled only by the president himself.
Paul Duckett, chairman of the Mid-Bedforshire Conservative association, said members may consider sacking Ms Dorries over her appearance on the show, adding that he had only learned about Ms Dorries appearance when media arrived in the constituency on Tuesday morning.
The CBMP is overseen by a Steering Committee of broadcast executives representing a diverse constituency of media houses and countries from the region, with strategic and technical guidance and production support from the Kaiser Family Foundation.
In HRC's choices and execution, the book reveals, in spite of itself, why Mrs Clinton continually generates bad press in the media, alienates her natural constituencies, and depresses, rather than inspires, with her leadership.
"We don't have a great constituency in the media these days," Blair says.
Barisan starts all elections with incumbent advantages, including a slavish state media, tons of cash and constituency boundaries drawn in its favour.
He courted Fidel Castro and Saddam Hussein, battled the media and alienated virtually every constituency from middle-class professionals, academics and business leaders to union members and the Roman Catholic Church.
