I note the usual suspects are gloating in advance about the Conservatives up coming election victory next November.
Every chance exists,with Labor,the self same gutless wonders who found the guts to dump Rudd unwilling to dump a far worse leader, well let that party Begin.
But be careful,Abbott could stumble even yet, latest hot e mail says he blamed the government for cloud cover blocking some seeing the Venus passage.
And the back hoe cutting that line that was never cut.
I am however much more than amused, every one understands my view about Gillard, may she get a new job, soon.
But every time a conservative calls her a lie teller I ROTFL!
No one gets near Abbott unless it is his boy Hockey.

Amen.
Anthony
http://www.observationpoint.com.au

Ant,

At least we have your measure in that you are prepared to post rubbish in order to antagonise the liberal supporters. I suppose you have to with the complete failure of Juliar to do anything right.

Oh Shad,
Surely it's time for you to have a bex and a good lie down.
Do try not to be such an angry little person.
Cheers,
Anthony
http://www.observationpoint.com.au

Ant,

I am fine since I got your measure. I mistakenly thought you could support your posts, but now I see that you are only a slightly more articulate version of 579 who simply parrots the Labor line.

You all throw mud at Abbott, but if he is trouncing labor so soundly, how bad must the incumbent Juliar be?

The Reserve Bank Governor Glenn Stevens, in a speech today (incidentally the boss of the RBA appointed by Howard), puts paid to your mythology SM, about the golden-ness of the Howard years. Describing it as an artificial bubble of private debt. He also went on to say that the mining boom will provide a unique buffer from the global economic situation, and that Australians should feel their glass half full.

It's also true, that it's not that the first time that Wayne Swan has been awarded (internationally) and rewarded now locally with a great set of numbers for his performance as Treasurer Anthonyve, and it seems it wont be the last.

No matter how far the opposition and it's cronies in business go, (as they salivate on the sidelines for more industrial deregulation), more enforcement of their fraudulent self interested ideology upon Australian taxpaying stake holders, the more the economic realities and facts will bite, as we move away from an early election, now not likely to occur until the Govt goes full term.