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Posted by Hasbeen, Saturday, 19 May 2012 6:07:07 PM
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Dear Joe (Loudmouth),
Thank You. That means a lot to me. Dear Hasbeen, We can't pay too much attention to polls. They can quickly change as you know and any protracted slide in poll ratings will see a nervous party move to dump their leader. That applies to most political parties. Especially when their leaders are not all that popular. As you said - it shall be interesting to see what happens prior to the next election. Posted by Lexi, Saturday, 19 May 2012 6:42:58 PM
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http://www.smh.com.au/opinion/politics/where-is-labors-prior-conviction-20120519-1yxez.html
I like the link. Not its content. But its truth. I see in it a truth that will not change,without change. A cabinet intent on refusing to even consider the views of its rank and file. One convinced we are on a string, will march when told to, forget the work choices campaign, its victory. And the turning of our party to a heap of? best not say, by a few just a few,behind Gillard. We have, or is it them? the *owners* of the Modern ALP, too only few, forgotten the middle, forgotten how we promised so much. We sit contemplating a truth,Abbott, his team, are worse, and not ready to rule a country dunny. Yet we refuse to see, even to consider, Gillard is last months road kill, and we are trying to sell her as? No second coming for her but some convince them selves they know better than those annoying foot soldiers. We should stay in our boxes, wait till called,to man the booths/titanic walk the letter box crawl, knock on the doors selling our unwanted road kill. It will be alright,there is always reform! easier after our numbers are about a third of todays! Posted by Belly, Sunday, 20 May 2012 5:36:30 AM
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Belly,
You often use the word truth and you use it in the same sentence as claiming Abbott will be worse than Gillard. The truth is you do not know, as Abbott has not been tried. In my opinion the only worse situation than present is if the Greens got government. Labor not only has to replace Gillard, but ditch the Carbon tax and all the stupid green schemes and stop the illegal boat people from coming. So face the truth! Posted by Banjo, Sunday, 20 May 2012 9:42:43 AM
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Dear Banjo,
We all have our own version of "The Truth." Mr Abbott believes that he should be the PM. He will "Scrap the tax," "Stop the boats," and cut infrastructure, health, education, roads, transport, and all other things that make our life liveable. But hey - the rich will get richer - and who cares about the rest of us. "Welfare is bad for business." You either sink or swim, and if you sink - well that's too bad. Some people fear the carbon tax just as they did the GST simply because they don't want to understand it. Once it has been implemented and functioning, those people may realise that it's not the catastrophe that they were led to believe that it would be. As for "all those Green schemes" that you're referring to? Not sure which ones you mean that you're so dead set against. As for stopping asylum seekers from coming to Australia? That is an issue that's been perplexing governments for decades - and will continue to do so as long as conflicts exist worldwide. More arrive by plane than by boat and Temporary Protection Visas actually encouraged people smugglers and asylum seekers to come to Australia. It's all very well to sling off at the government - but it is a minority government and no matter who's in charge - the problems remain. Of course having to deal with a toxic political environment and an obstructive Coalition only adds to the difficulties. All things considered the government is at least getting on with its job of governing. I certainly don't envy the PM the job she has had to do. But you go on pointing out the failings of the government - and ignore the failings of the Opposition. You just might yet end up with the government Posted by Lexi, Sunday, 20 May 2012 1:55:21 PM
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cont'd ...
oops - I meant to say - and you just might end up with the government that you so rightly deserve - while the rest of us will have to wait another three years to fix things. Posted by Lexi, Sunday, 20 May 2012 1:57:24 PM
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The latest Queensland poll shows exactly the opposite result. If a federal election had been held today, it would have been a swan song, for Swanny & KRuddy.
It will be interesting to see what the next couple of major national polls have to say.