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Don't blame Julia, blame Labor : Comments
By Graham Young, published 11/3/2013Our qualitative polling shows it's not Julia Gillard on her own who is the problem, it is Labor.
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The problem with labor, esspecially federal labor, is that regardless of who they voted for, the elected leader is nothing more than a puppet, who's strings are pulled by people rarely mentioned in the mix. The faceless men, as they are often referred to as.
The other problem with labor, at a state level, is the carnage they have caused to almost every, if not all states they have governed, as their approach, along with that of federal labor, seems to be one of, it doesn't matter, we will just throw more money at it and hope it goes away.
Well, that works for a while, at least until the money has run out.
Now if we look back at history, labor have left massive debt, debt that was paid back before mining was the be all end all, as it is today, as back in the 90's, mining was something that happened in the bush, not a way of life as it is for many today, or the life line that it provides for our economy.
We now find ourselves in a position where not only do we have all these failed labor policies, illegals being the worst, but we also have no money left to waste, and the proposed MRRT has been a dismal flop, yet labor have spent the 2 billion it was supposed to raise, casting yet more doubt on their ability to manage our country/states.
While labor say they are the best economic global managers, it's not that hard when the others are in REALLY POOR SHAPE
It's a bit like being the champion C- grader a great achievement, but means nothing when you play at A-grade level.
Needless to say, people everywhere are finally starting to see through the cracks and, if the libs had a leader with a strong track record, labor would be lucky to hold any seats at all come September.