Dear Lexi, with the greatest of respect, atbwhat point would you say enough is enough!

How many more chances should they get.

Remember, madam PM dethroned rud as she clearly said she could do a better job.

Perhaps the problem was she used the word could, not would.

Another huge issue is Andrew wliki and the gun he held to her head in return for her support.

Problem gamblers are a small minority, yet, here we are about to punish the masses just to please this guy, all because madam PM was desperate to hold office at any cost.

She is playing ruelet with our future.

To think we are in this state, while at the same time being the envy of the rest of the modern world defies belief, and speaks very poorly of the rest of the world.

The damage from her IR laws are just starting to surface but, like many things, once the buble bursts it will be to late.

And to think that we have to raise taxes now just to repay the huge waste from labor is a disgrace.

If they manage to get their green carbon tax across the line, it may well be game over.

So i ask you again Lexi at what point do you think enough is enough?

I'm saying that there's enough stuff-ups to go around (by both parties).
Lexi,
That is an ambiguous statement for the simple reason that you're simply dividing the stuff-ups of the major parties. This is utterly incorrect as the stuff-up quota is not an even field, it is 95 % ALP vs 5 % Coalition stuff-ups.

The very idea that every thing Labor does is wrong is quite silly.
Belly,
you're right, but 9 out of 10 sure doesn't look very good at all does it ?

Dear rehctub,

I can only tell you what I get from various data bases,
newspapers, and reports. Our country economically is
in pretty good nick compared to the rest of the world.
Also I believe that a moderate tax on polluters is
not going to have a drastic effect on the rest of us.
It might just encourage an investment into renewable
energy sources. I look upon all this as an opportunity
for a clean energy future. I also feel that just like
the refugee issue - all of this has been so politicised
that some people are not thinking straight.

Anyway, that is simply my opinion. Of course I may be
wrong and you guys may be 100% correct but this does
not change the fact that I'm entitled to my opinion, the
same as you're entitled to yours. This does not make me
a one-eyed supporter of the Labor Party (BTW my family has
always voted Liberal - and some of them always will). I
however go with what policies make sense to me. Shadow
Minister talks about fairness and balance - but I don't
see him displaying any of it himself. Unfortunately some
people feel that they're on the right path - that's all well
and good - but I say unfortunately because some of them are
convinced that theirs is the only path. And that's what I
object to. No one has the right to impose their views on anyone
else. That's why I am splitting the "stuff-ups," between both
parties - because none of them are perfect.

Lexi I saw the needless insults, ignoring those directed at me.
But be assured you have nothing to fear.
You are a balanced poster.
You put links and such .
But you do not own a magic wand, you can not change stone in to cake.
I have news for you, the ALP understands it will be beaten next time, not a landslide but government will change.
We entered government on the back of a white horse carrying our dreams.
It turned in to a donkey,partly at the hands of Gillard.
Who mounted on a Harley, I alway thought was a push bike with no back wheel.
Traded it in for a 250 cc 50 year old bike.
Not taunting believe me, Conservatives enter the house on two saddle bags, lost the bike when Abbott took over.
Those big stuffed bags? one is full of non core promises, the other? silly walks, and other dangerous goods like the thoughts of Tony Abbott on the economy.
Leave them have the thread Lexi, some come here not to talk but to taunt.

some come here not to talk but to taunt.
Belly,
wrong again a second time. People here don't taunt, you just choose to see it that way. People here are trying to open the eyes & minds of the likes of you who refuse to look reality in the eye. Playing ostrich only exposes your vulnerable parts. When Labor regains the reigns from the ALP we know that we've done our job.