Equitist wrote on Aug 20^th, 2010 at 1:28pm:


Considering she said she has so much damage to fix in the health system since Abbott was Prime Minister.

The ALP has gone mega negative only taking about Abbott, Abbott is talking about the Coalition.

shampain socialist wrote on Aug 20^th, 2010 at 1:36pm:

Well if Abbott is elected PM I'll be ASHAMED TO BE  AN AUSTRALIAN, and it will just prove once and for all how fundamentally stupid and gullible half the population really are.

Life_goes_on wrote on Aug 20^th, 2010 at 1:30pm:


She was looking haggard weeks ago....I'll see if I can find the article....

Tony clearly has a mental energy for getting the job done...whereas Gillard generally prefers to delegate major policy construction and decision making to  Climate panels/forums and 'CLATANCE' Ministers like Tony Burke who is yet to provide her Lordship with an ALP sustainable population policy.

Should you require confirmation of Gillards policies...refer to Obamas 2009 policies, because this is where the bulk of hers come from.


Now, with population and sustainability being a rather "Huge" election issue for most Australians who want the boats to stop, this or want confirmation of her stance either way.. is she not insulting her supporters by not even insisting the minister she herself appointed to her bench as Minister for population and sustainability delivers something which suggests voters can take what she said about a "BIG AUSTRALIA" to some electorates, (not all) to the bank?

Where's Gillards Sustainability and population policy?





 

the non-ideological middle ground Australians who put politics aside and vote for one side or another as they, as a whole, see what Australia's needs are, are not "ignorant and stupid".
They are good, intelligent, Australians who care about their country more than they care about left wing or right wing ideology.
You are lucky to still have enough of them in this country to save it.
One day you may not, but we are still here and we will stand up for our country, not just Labor politics, and we will vote Liberal in the House and Senate this time.

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And here I was thinking they're mindless drones who are far more interested in the plot of Neighbours or the outing of an unemployed teenage granny groper on Today Tonight. But hell, they do usually react positively to a promise of tax cuts, plasma screens and free cheese burger vouchers from Maccas.

Either that or something shiny..... ideally something shiny that moves.

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you're just trying to make me horny now

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Well, as they say, there's no accounting for taste.

Labor would not come close to winning the federal election on Saturday with a primary vote of 35 per cent, where one opinion poll has the government sitting, a leading analyst says.

Results from the latest ongoing Newspoll, published in The Australian newspaper on Friday, shows Labor's primary vote has slumped three points to 35 per cent, while support for the coalition has risen to 44 per cent.

Greens preferences help the government to a 50-50 position on the two-party preferred vote.

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God save the Greens if Labor do manage to slide through on their stomachs, (which I don't think will happen myself)... because they will all be needing personal security and duress alarms to face the public again.

Without a doubt, they will not be popular with half the country blaming them almost 'exclusively' for a Gillard election victory *cringe*...