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Reply #60 - Aug 26th, 2010 at 9:17am
 
not sure why anyone is worried about Abbott or Gillard... its the independants you need to worry about... they cant even agree am ongst themselves... sorry folks but this election is about the WHOLE country not just three electorates..bully boy Katter has already shown his stripes.. he wont work with anyone its all about his electorate.. rural is the go word.  my bet is we will go to the polls again maybe those who voted for independants/greens will realize what a no go that is with Fed elections...imagine independants in the house and Green in the Senate....OMG.
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Reply #61 - Aug 26th, 2010 at 9:18am
 
Amadd wrote on Aug 26th, 2010 at 9:09am:
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Furthermore, more people voted for Tony Abbott as an individual as per their primary vote than they did Gillard.


Ye smellie (if I have misplaced a space there, you may find it residing between your ears  Grin), do you realise that Beasley also had more primary votes than Howard?

Oh what a better world it could've been.





really can you prove that?
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Reply #62 - Aug 26th, 2010 at 9:21am
 
codswal wrote on Aug 26th, 2010 at 9:17am:
not sure why anyone is worried about Abbott or Gillard... its the independants you need to worry about... they cant even agree am ongst themselves... sorry folks but this election is about the WHOLE country not just three electorates..bully boy Katter has already shown his stripes.. he wont work with anyone its all about his electorate.. rural is the go word.  my bet is we will go to the polls again maybe those who voted for independants/greens will realize what a no go that is with Fed elections...imagine independants in the house and Green in the Senate....OMG.


On the contrary GREENS voters WONT BE CHANGING our votes, if anything it will increase now that the rest of the population can see that it is bullsh1t that only the two major parties can govern.
I also expect more independents to get up, viva la revolution.
In fact if a new poll is called the likes of GET UP will be advocating for people to vote the same again just to show you rusted on old party voters your days of ruining this country are over.

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Reply #63 - Aug 26th, 2010 at 9:23am
 
codswal wrote on Aug 26th, 2010 at 9:18am:
Amadd wrote on Aug 26th, 2010 at 9:09am:
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Furthermore, more people voted for Tony Abbott as an individual as per their primary vote than they did Gillard.


Ye smellie (if I have misplaced a space there, you may find it residing between your ears  Grin), do you realise that Beasley also had more primary votes than Howard?

Oh what a better world it could've been.





really can you prove that?

You dont follow politics much if you didn't know Beasley got more votes than Howard in 98. Check it out on the AEC website.
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Reply #64 - Aug 26th, 2010 at 9:27am
 
Significantly more, like 51.5-48.5 (don’t have exact figures but it was major.)
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Reply #65 - Aug 26th, 2010 at 9:29am
 
WA      Hasluck      ALP      49.53      -1.32      84.44%(counted)
QLD      Brisbane      ALP      49.71      -4.89      74.46%(counted)
VIC      Corangamite ALP      50.34      -0.51      84.93%(counted)

These three seats are still up for grabs.

Libs are likely to win all three as votes are counted.

Cool Libs are already leading Brisbane.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/08/26/2993773.htm

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The seat of Hasluck in Western Australia is almost certain to be won by the Liberals' Ken Wyatt.

Mr Wyatt has extended his lead over Labor's Sharryn Jackson by 765 votes.

About 85 per cent of ballot papers have been counted.

The ABC's election analyst Anthony Green believes it is almost impossible for Ms Jackson to retain the seat.

If he wins, Mr Wyatt will become the first Indigenous person to be elected to the House of Representatives.

In the other two seats still in doubt, the Liberals are leading in Brisbane and Labor is in front in the Victorian seat of Corangamite.
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Reply #66 - Aug 26th, 2010 at 9:39am
 
Arch Bevis is behind only a few votes and closing fast. He will retain the seat.
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Reply #67 - Aug 26th, 2010 at 9:39am
 
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I think this is going to be a huge problem for Abbott especially when he's stated that he doesn't trust the Treasury or the public service and there is a question mark hanging over the head of the auditing firm he's using for his "costings".

This means if he wins government - the public service and Treasury will have to be sacked - which I doubt we can afford at present.

Listening to Tony Windsor this morning - this is a big worry for him as he wants to see how the figures add up before he makes a decision.

It isn't looking good for Abbott today.


I heard Bob Katter on the radio (sounding very pissed off), asking what Abbott had to hide.
There's one that I would've counted as a shoe in for the libs. Hope he helps keep the bastards honest for all our sakes.


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Reply #68 - Aug 26th, 2010 at 9:43am
 
Bob Katter sees himself as an old time union man and his seat is a Labor/Indep seat mostly held by Katter snr & jnr with a labor guy in between (Rob Hulls, now a Vic MP and Minister.)
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Reply #69 - Aug 26th, 2010 at 9:44am
 
BTW if another election is held I expect Labor to pick up a whole swag of seats: the electorate has had a chance to vent and will now vote much moe according to self interest.
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Reply #70 - Aug 26th, 2010 at 9:52am
 
Darwin wrote on Aug 26th, 2010 at 9:44am:
BTW if another election is held I expect Labor to pick up a whole swag of seats: the electorate has had a chance to vent and will now vote much moe according to self interest.


There wont be a need for another election, and despite Gillards smear-scare campaign, re- her last grapple for seats, and Abbott not wishing to divulge his costings prematurely, (understandable, as Labor only want to snoop)... this is not grounds enough to send us back to the polls and Australians will be very pissed off if Shortens mother-in-law insists, of which in turn wont win them anymore seats, rather will just reinforce what we already thought.

Australians had had a gut-full of this BS, and have clearly stated their preferred PM....3/4 Australians prefer Abbott as their PM, why cant Labor lose gracefully?

Clearly, Labors power-brokers ie, Bill Shorten don't like to lose, this and are just showing lousy sportsmanship...even if a Labors front Bencher Bill Shortens mother-in-law is  Governor General Quentin Bryce.  

Most Australians would love to see the back of her too.

She's a traitor and a hypocrite, when it's clear, she will facilitate her own son-in-law to becoming Australia's first President of a Republic Australia at all cost.

Australians have had their fill of a corrupt and familial Labor party.

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Reply #71 - Aug 26th, 2010 at 9:59am
 
Oh for gods sake!

Lib costings have been published!

But Treasury was not allowed to look at them because they are rubbish.
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Reply #72 - Aug 26th, 2010 at 9:59am
 
Note...there is only one Independent pushing the "costings" notion, the other two are more concerned about a Gillard government imposing a mining tax.

I'm sure Tony has the situation well under control, he's an accomplished and experienced campaigner whereas Gillard, spends more time having make-overs with the Woman's Weekly requiring others (faceless-men) to machine her smear-election campaigns for her.

Even her policies are Obamas, she's a national embarrassment.

Are they her costings or did she borrow these from Obama too?

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Reply #73 - Aug 26th, 2010 at 10:01am
 
Good lord!

All three Indies are pushing the costings issue!

Two want a mining tax, only Katter doesn’t want one. That’s fine, he can oppose the Bill in the HoR, it wouldn’t stop him supporting Labor when Tone moves a motion of no confidence.
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Reply #74 - Aug 26th, 2010 at 10:06am
 
Darwin wrote on Aug 26th, 2010 at 10:01am:
Good lord!

All three Indies are pushing the costings issue!

Two want a mining tax, only Katter doesn’t want one. That’s fine, he can oppose the Bill in the HoR, it wouldn’t stop him supporting Labor when Tone moves a motion of no confidence.


Wont you be in for a rude shock!

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