Village idiot,

You are LYING again, I never said that what JH did was a minor transgression. However, you are yet to condemn Jonathan Davis. You are really a sick puppy.

The Greens are not only mentally deficient but wildly racist, to the point that they are even worse than One Nation. Adam (bum) Bandit is a Jew hater to the core as are the whole rotten bunch in the gangreens.

Anthony Albanese has never gotten his story straight on the voice. Sometimes it was a great historic change. Other times it was no big deal, just an advisory body. That is why Labor's polling is shrinking.

P.S. Regarding corrupt pollies, ex-Labor MP Craig Thompson has just pleaded guilty to more fraud.

FYI

"Labor’s primary vote has tumbled to below its 2022 election result for the first time with both major parties now neck and neck on a two-party-preferred basis as cost-of-living pressures escalate and the Albanese government faces a mounting list of political and policy crises.

An exclusive Newspoll conducted for The Australian shows Labor’s primary vote falling four points to 31 per cent in the past three weeks.

But the government has also been plagued with unexpected political events since the failure of the voice referendum in October which marked the beginning of a slide in electoral support for the government and the prime minister personally.

Since the last Newspoll, the government has stood accused of bungling the policy response to the High Court’s decision to overturn indefinite immigration detention, while the Prime Minister was criticised for his delayed and secretive response to the Chinese navy’s ­aggressive manoeuvres against Australian navy divers.

The opposition has also taken the government to task over a ­perceived slow response to rising anti-Semitism and pro-Palestinian protests against a backdrop of Mr Albanese’s frequent overseas travel.

While electoral support for Labor fell following the loss of the referendum, the latest Newspoll conducted between last Monday and Friday marks the single greatest fall in a single period for the government."

The government now heads into the final parliamentary sitting of the year with its primary support lower than its election result of 32.6 per cent. The Coalition’s primary vote has lifted a point to 38 per cent – its highest level of support since the election.

In two-party-preferred terms, this puts Labor and the Coalition at 50-50 for the first time, on the back of a four-point turnaround since the last Newspoll on November 3.

shonkyminister,

Others have judged you previously for what you continually post, without provocation, banging on about paedophiles and paedophilia on the forum, literally 100's of times. You seem to get your rocks off on the subject. Why? As for the offences of Hayward, others can read what you said.

As for this Davis, has he been charged, found guilty like Hayward, is he still in the Greens, is he still sitting in the ACT Legislature, is he being defended by his party leader like Hayward was. No, but should he be found guilty by a court of law of child sex offences then they should throw the book at him. I wont say its a "minor transgression".

Village idiot,

It must be hard for you having criminals and paedos (2 convicted and one not yet convicted) in senior positions in the greens to get up on your soapbox and wag your finger at others. That you are still trying to cover up Davis shows how sick you are.

As for provocation, every time you post garbage and defamation about the coalition, I will remind you of the cesspit that is the Gangreen party.

What Shonky doesn't tell you is Labor's primary vote is bleeding to the Greens and Teal independents. At the moment a most likely outcome would see a hung parliament with the balance of power in the hands of Greens and Teals. The Noalition would still be on the outer with voters.

What village idiot doesn't tell you is that Labor's votes have bleed to just about every party including one nation and the coalition. That Labor's 2PP vote advantage has gone from 8% to 0% in a couple of months shows that most of the votes have bled to the centre, not to the left.