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By Chris Evans, published 1/12/2005Chris Evans argues Australians will reverse the government's senate control in 2007.
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By 2007 everyone will have forgotten the I.R. and terrorism debates and getting on with whatever the issues of the day are.
YOU WISH. For what it's worth, my prediction for this, will be that the workers of Australia will NEVER forget what's happened this year regards I.R. Legislation, and if you think they'll forget it, obviously you can't be a worker, as then you'd be only too aware of the dangers this Legislation poses upon you in the course of earning an income.
As for the label of SOUR GRAPES, so it maybe, however the Labour party doesn't have to look any further then the next mirror, to find who's responsable for their poor showing at the last election,(fielding such poor candidates ensures their defeat in any election) thus the situation this country finds itself in today, the Labour party carries a large percentage of the responsability.
Their failure to read the electorate and to respond to it's desires instead of their own Party desires has been their downfall.
It's also very apparent, the Party faithful HAVEN'T LEARNT A THING from this experience, evidanced by placing a two time looser as leader, thus virtualy guaranteeing the status quoe at the next election.
Makes me wonder really, who the Labour Party is supposed to be representing, sure as hell, it isn't the Australian electorate.