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Question: Preferred Party/Natkonal Leader
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Albanese    
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Dutton    
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Someone Else    
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Total votes: 3
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Reply #180 - May 24th, 2022 at 11:13am
 
Meanwhile on the way to Japan for the Quad meeting ... Albo learns something new.

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Reply #181 - May 24th, 2022 at 11:18am
 
What's with the racism?
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Reply #182 - May 24th, 2022 at 11:59am
 
Should have listened to Kevvie Rudd.

"Those Chinese F#@ERS are trying to rat-fu## us!"


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Reply #183 - May 24th, 2022 at 12:13pm
 
According to The Conversation neither party did spectacularly.

"Current primary votes are 35.8% Coalition (down 5.7% since 2019), 32.8% Labor (down 0.5%), 11.8% Greens (up 1.5%), 4.9% One Nation (up 1.8%), 4.2% UAP (up 0.7%) and 10.5% for all Others (up 2.2%). "

https://theconversation.com/why-labor-is-likely-to-win-a-house-of-representative...
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Reply #184 - May 24th, 2022 at 1:02pm
 
Albo and Joe are getting along well.

“You got sworn in, you got on a plane and if you fall asleep while you’re here, it’s OK. I don’t know how you’re doing it!” Biden said during the opening of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue.

“It’s really quite extraordinary, just getting off the campaign trail. Congratulations on your election. We greatly appreciate your commitment on being here so soon after taking office.”

Albanese laughed at the quip, which was a lighthearted moment in a formal gathering of four leaders from Australia, the US, Japan and India to discuss regional security.

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Reply #185 - May 24th, 2022 at 8:15pm
 
How good is it flying on "Albo 1"?

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Reply #186 - May 24th, 2022 at 11:37pm
 
lee wrote on May 24th, 2022 at 12:13pm:
According to The Conversation neither party did spectacularly.

"Current primary votes are 35.8% Coalition (down 5.7% since 2019), 32.8% Labor (down 0.5%), 11.8% Greens (up 1.5%), 4.9% One Nation (up 1.8%), 4.2% UAP (up 0.7%) and 10.5% for all Others (up 2.2%). "

https://theconversation.com/why-labor-is-likely-to-win-a-house-of-representative...



As I've been saying for a long time - both the majors are way past their use by date and are as far out of touch as Apollo Thirteen behind the moon.... the good part to me is Independents - might force some re-thinking....

"Apollo Thirteen - Houston, copy?"   **crackle, crackle** ...... "Apollo Thirteen, this is Houston - do you copy?"  **crackle, crackle** ......... .... "Ahh.. Mission Control... we seem to have No Voice, copy?" ......."Keep trying, Comms - we've got to get Apollo Thirteen off that island...."
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Reply #187 - May 24th, 2022 at 11:40pm
 
Captain Nemo wrote on May 24th, 2022 at 11:59am:
Should have listened to Kevvie Rudd.

"Those Chinese F#@ERS are trying to rat-fu## us!"


https://i.imgur.com/gTtOtR5.jpg

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Now we've got one in the conference to re-align against CCPina....
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Reply #188 - May 27th, 2022 at 12:48pm
 
The coalition's primary vote was higher than Labor's. Labor's primary vote han not been this low since 1934.



“Vox populi, vox dei” – the voice of the people is the voice of the gods, the Romans used to say. In a civilisation that considered the gods callous, capricious and cruel, the dictum was hardly a paean to democracy. And watching the mauling the Liberals received last Saturday, it was difficult to resist the conclusion that the Romans knew a thing or two.

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Whether the gods will be quite so cruel as to inflict another episode of Rudd-Gillard-Rudd instability on the new government remains to be seen; what is certain, and yet was by no means widely predicted, is that Scott Morrison managed to last a full, extraordinarily difficult, term, unlike his distinguished recent predecessors on both sides of politics.

“Scotty from marketing” has, since coming to office, had far more than his fair share of ridicule heaped upon him. But looking back on his prime ministership, he could, with considerable justice, repeat Claudius’s famous words to the Roman Senate, as recounted by Robert Graves: “As for being half-witted: well, what can I say, except that I have survived with half my wits, while thousands have died with theirs intact. Evidently, quality of wits is more important than quantity.”

And so it will be for Anthony Albanese too.
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Reply #189 - May 27th, 2022 at 1:19pm
 
Frank wrote on May 27th, 2022 at 12:48pm:
The coalition's primary vote was higher than Labor's.


We all know it's not the popular vote that decides elections, however:

In 1998, Labor's primary vote was higher than the coalition's, and Howard became PM.

In 2016, Clinton received more votes than Trump, and the bloated, orange, alleged child rapist became President.

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Reply #190 - May 27th, 2022 at 1:20pm
 
greggerypeccary wrote on May 27th, 2022 at 1:19pm:
Frank wrote on May 27th, 2022 at 12:48pm:
The coalition's primary vote was higher than Labor's.


In 1998, Labor's primary vote was higher than the coalition's, yet Howard became PM.

In 2016, Clinton received more votes than Trump, yet the bloated, orange, alleged child rapist became President.




So you agree. That is refreshing. Wink
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Reply #191 - May 27th, 2022 at 1:27pm
 
Where's our Federal ICAC - we want fast action NOW!

There's should've been a plan ready to swing into action, with a list of potential appointees etc... to much effort spend on politicking.... stuff the real issues....

On that - Albo is a perfect politician - he pays lip service to the ratbaggery of some and makes generalised utterances about how all their petty issues will be fixed for them, then goes on to do what needs to be done.... all the 'sheilas, sheilas, sheilas, and 'Abos, Abos, Abos' and 'aged care, aged care, aged care' speeches mean nothing when the chips are down...

AT heart, the saner heads in Labor KNOW that women are already equal etc and have a few benefits, so that's all BS... the Kooners have to start co-operating in closing their own gaps or nothing will change and they will not be handed the keys to the kingdom ... as for aged care, the business owners will fight tooth and nail, millions will be wasted on 'studies' and such, and any cash handed around will go to the businesses to 'lift their game' = lift their profits..... there'll be no hardline inspectors etc, and nothing will change ...
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Reply #192 - May 27th, 2022 at 1:30pm
 
Grappler Truth Teller wrote on May 27th, 2022 at 1:27pm:
Where's our Federal ICAC - we want fast action NOW!


Around October/November maybe.

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Reply #193 - May 27th, 2022 at 6:15pm
 
Grappler Truth Teller wrote on May 27th, 2022 at 1:27pm:
Where's our Federal ICAC - we want fast action NOW!

There's should've been a plan ready to swing into action, with a list of potential appointees etc... to much effort spend on politicking.... stuff the real issues....

On that - Albo is a perfect politician - he pays lip service to the ratbaggery of some and makes generalised utterances about how all their petty issues will be fixed for them, then goes on to do what needs to be done.... all the 'sheilas, sheilas, sheilas, and 'Abos, Abos, Abos' and 'aged care, aged care, aged care' speeches mean nothing when the chips are down...

AT heart, the saner heads in Labor KNOW that women are already equal etc and have a few benefits, so that's all BS... the Kooners have to start co-operating in closing their own gaps or nothing will change and they will not be handed the keys to the kingdom ... as for aged care, the business owners will fight tooth and nail, millions will be wasted on 'studies' and such, and any cash handed around will go to the businesses to 'lift their game' = lift their profits..... there'll be no hardline inspectors etc, and nothing will change ...


So when we're faced with posters who clearly hated and campaigned against a certain policy of Labor's but they then complain it's not being implemented fast enough, what's the appropriate response?

They clearly have no interest in the policy and therefore aren't even starting from a position of good faith debate.

What should we do?

And when the promise was to have the policy legislated and voted in by Christmas, and those same posters demanding it instantly, again how should we respond?

They're already misrepresenting the policy, the time frames and the outcome, their position is pretty much entirely dishonest and disingenuous.

I'm inclined to respond with a "fu
ck
you, go cry some more bitch" but given their motives even that seems too respectful a response for them.

But being the perpetual and ever present victims they are, I'm sure they'd love a good pearl clutching when they get treated how they treat others.
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Reply #194 - May 31st, 2022 at 7:12pm
 
The latest is Albo saying that politics needs to be more inclusive.... now WTF does that mean in real terms to the average punter, Mr Albanese... clear and plain English will do.... not just some general 'motherhood' (sic) comment.....

Everyone is included in our form of democracy - they all get a vote when eligible, and can stand for election etc...... the will of the people is paramount... not the will of ideologues.

Well - we certainly don't need any more Labor sheilas.... HGBs (Home Grown Blacks) already have a higher percentage representation than their representation in the population ... queers etc are all there and have been for a long time...Asiatics.. nope - got enough already in politics......  so who's left?

Mussos?  Africans?   WTF is left to 'include'??  Eskimoes?  Every tiny group must have a proportionate representation?

Comments anyone??  To me it looks like a clear surrender of the democratic process to the special interest groups with the greatest whining power, and/or just laying the red carpet out for his mooted 'Voice'.

What about total honesty and transparency in politics, Mr Albanese?

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