Hi Fester,

Perhaps there's already a plan B in place. One
that's being scientifically tested?
A government that's prepared to listen, take
advice, and negotiate, will surely do what's
right for the country?

No, no plan b, but worse, no working prototype for proof of concept. There was a pumped hydro scheme in WA that would store power from wind and solar and power a town, but it didn't get past the drawing board. Albo and Bowen are a far greater threat to Australia than CO2.

Fester,

Mr Albanese is still the nation's preferred leader.

Foxy,

Albozo's approval rating has plummeted to the same as Dutton's, and the approved leader gap between him and Dutton has shrunk by 75% and certainly won't win him an election.

The moron Bowen has introduced a massive plan to roll out renewables but refuses to say how much it will cost and how much will be charged to taxpayers and electricity users. It is this underhanded dishonesty that sank the "Voice".

Shadow Minister,

According to the polls - Albanese is still the preferred
Prime Minister. And as for giving the costs involved
with renewables - it's still early days yet to do so.
You again are using nonsensical arguments just as you
did with the Voice simply to attack Labor.

Such outmoded tactics will help your party to again lose the
next election. You guys need to change your tactics.
You're not impressing anyone.

Foxy,

It would appear that voters thought the Yes campaign was more nonsensical than the No campaign.

Noticeably, you are unable to point to anything that I have said that is incorrect. You counter facts with your flawed opinion.