Ok PM,

How precisely can family first help families? Cant say I know too much about them.

FAMILY FIRST believes it is our families, and we are passionate about making Australia the best country to raise a family....

That line says it all oceans mucky brown...dont be ignorant and let FAMILIES FIRST into your heart.

Some family first policies. And just a wee bit of spin

We believe Australia should be the best country in the world
to raise a family.
• We are passionate about families and small businesses; two
groups which do not have a strong voice in Parliament.



Actions:
• FAMILY FIRST has a plan to reduce Australia's alcohol toll, and
has introduced the Alcohol Toll Reduction Bill 2007 into
Parliament to require health information labels on all alcohol
products; restrict TV and radio alcohol advertising to after 9pm and
before 5am to stop alcohol being marketed to young people;
require all alcohol ads to be pre-approved by a government body;
and ban alcohol ads which are aimed at children or which link
drinking to personal, business, social, sporting, sexual or other
success


Actions:
• FAMILY FIRST has long been calling for mandatory filtering at
the ISP level. It is only by mandatory filtering at the ISP level that
we can help protect all children from exposure to pornography;
• FAMILY FIRST believes that, as a first step, we should filter the
worst sites at the ISP level because that also sends a message to
industry that it has a role in helping to protect our kids. FAMILY
FIRST proposes a system that allows adults who want
pornography to 'opt in' and access it;
• FAMILY FIRST calls on the Federal Government to take tougher
action against the States and Territories to have filters installed in
public libraries.

Tell you what, they may have my vote

Family first trying to stick their nose in where it doesn't belong again. Maybe they should rename themselves nuclear families first. Weren't they involved in another very similar incident recently?

http://www.smh.com.au/news/National/Family-First-sorry-for-slur-on-rival/2007/11/01/1193619053120.html

A Family First candidate in Queensland has apologised to his Liberal rival after urging her to come clean over her sexuality.

Family First's only federal politician, Senator Steve Fielding, has reprimanded Ben Jacobsen, who is contesting the far north Queensland seat of Leichhardt.

Mr Jacobsen is running against former government staffer Charlie McKillop, who is hoping to succeed retiring Liberal Warren Entsch.

In Brisbane's Courier Mail newspaper, Mr Jacobsen said voters in Leichhardt had a right to know if Ms McKillop was gay.

"The voters might not give a rats if a candidate is gay," he told the newspaper.

"But they have a right to know who you'll bat for."

Late Thursday Senator Fielding and Mr Jacobsen apologised for the remarks.

Mr Jacobsen's outburst was not the first time Ms McKillop has been attacked by a rival.

Nationals opponent Ian Causland last month suggested it was not a suitable seat for a woman.

Campaigning in Tamworth, Nationals leader Mark Vaile said a person's circumstances were their own business.

But even Steve Fielding says it's none of your business.

That's up to steve.

I think it is my business. They want my vote, I am the customer.
. Same as they were a druggie. It all forms part of my decision making .
Bob Brown is ok, he is happy to be known as a gay.  All that comes into the equation.
It would be different if he were trying to hide it.