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Time for reconciliation and hard decisions for the Coalition.
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There have been many factors which have conspired to bring about such a poor poll rating for them and the main being a poorly planned IR reform.Other factors have been too much easy credit which have inflated house prices,cost of petrol and food,voter ignorance in distinguishing State Labor responsibilities from Federal ones and long encumbancy.
Just before our NSW State Elections a group of my daughter's friends casually said,"Well who do we vote for."Now many of these girls were university educated and had no idea of the issues or the competence of the Iemma Govt.This Govt is probably the most irresponsible,delusionally stupid in our history and nobody noticed because the economy nationally still progressed under a disciplined Federal Govt and resources boom.
If the polls do not improve soon,the Coalition will have to make some hard decisions.Many within the party are rightly absolutely furious with Costello's naked ambition but who else has a better intellect,grasp of the economy,better parliamentary performer,recognisable public persona than Costello?
The Coalition need to heal the wounds and rationally decide whether or not to stick with John or opt for Peter and perhaps capture the younger vote.
If Labor get into power,will they have the discipline to keep Govt spending,the unions and taxes in check?At both a Federal and State level their track record is very poor.If inflation sends interest rates back to their bad old days,our next Labor generated recession will make their 1991 recession look like a tea party since our undisciplined credit system has placed us all in a very precarious financial position.
I don't think that Labor has the the depth of talent or the courage to run a viable secure Australia.One articulate Kevin Rudd cannot compensate for all the flaws that spawned the Latham debacle.
If you have a mortage and rely on your job to service it,be very discerning about the party you vote for this year.Old and sneeky may well be a better option than going broke.