“We all know that Guy Fawkes, the Catholic Guy, was the only man ever to enter Parliament with honest intentions” (Terence Maher, whoever he is).

There is only one important matter in this election.

Greens want to give our country, & our wealth to any one who wants to come & get it.

Labor will sell our country & wealth to anyone more likely to vote left.

Let this bunch in, & watch immigration skyrocket, & the boats churn a furrow in the waters of the Indian ocean.

Bill wants to send us broke even faster with windmills & electric cars, but not as quickly as the greens, who want to stop mining, the only thing that keeps our head above water.

Dear Belly and Paul,

Welcome Back Paul. Good to see you posting again.

I watched the debate last night. I thought it
went well. My only wish would be - if they
were to talk to each other a bit more rather
than to the cameras. A bit too formal for my taste
but of course I guess the time was limited.

After the debate - I watched Q&A.
Chris Bowen is a a Star!
He's such a great communicator!
Knows what he's talking about and gives answers that
any one can understand - and that make sense!
We should see more of him!

cont'd ...

I have to admit that I wish the debate would have
been less formal. There were so many obstacles
put in place. The clock on the screen was a distraction.
The cameras constantly on their faces while the other
was speaking - a bit awkward. As a first debate - I
guess it gave us a sign of what's to come.

Morrison was disappointing. He had nothing to say beyond
don't vote for Shorten. That's it. And he kept
repeating it over and over again. It was as if Morrison was
trying to mask the emptiness of what the Liberals are
offering with sharp attacking play - and this bloke
was relentless.

The applause for Shorten - especially at the end when
Shorten answered the last question about what he admired
about Morrison much more graciously - won he the debate
from the audience.

Foxy/Paul both Shorten and Morrison dare not just be themselves
See NSW Labor lost a winnable election that way
Even within my party, some want us to take stands the see two votes lost for every one gained
Dutton may not have a seat after 18th
Wentworth not sure to return to Liberals
Abbott is in real danger
These three seats are costing a fortune to defend
Both sides know 51/49 can still deliver government to the one with 49 percent
Marginal seats are the focus
I very much doubt some polls are honest
Note Hasbeens comment, not much to say about it
RECOMMEND to days SMH story about Australia's run of 28 years without recession is about to end
Watch them blame Labor

Dear Belly,

It looks like we're in for more nastiness.
I hate bully-tactics - but I guess we're
going to see more of them before this
election is over. It's an absolute turn-off.
My husband and I are planning to vote early - (at
the end of this week.) We're in the electorate
of Kevin Andrews. A safe Liberal seat.
It will be interesting to see if there's any kind
of swing.