CM,

Who said Morrison can't win this election? ScumO' is a better campaigner than the Labor twit, and that wins votes. I may not agree with Coalition lack of policy etc, but I expect the margin to tighten on polling day. I believe Labor has a team that can match it with the conservatives, but they are weak on top leadership.

Hi Paul,

How do you win an election when Scott Morrison is the
problem? Scott Morrison has lost standing over the past
12 months. He's consistently attacked by irate pensioners.
Voters have cooled on the PM particularly in the cities
to such an extent that some government MPs want the focus
on them and not on the man in the Lodge - hence the PM
is not campaigning with the MPs. He's staying away from
them.

As for Albanese? Lets watch the debate on Sunday - Channel
9, at 8.30 - and see who comes across as stronger. Albanese
won the first debate on Sky News. Lets see who wins the
second debate. As for who will win the election?
I guess the old adage applies here - Only time will tell.

It appears that Labor is hoping Albozo keeps his mouth shut as he seems to cock it up every time he speaks.

As for Adam Bent the more he speaks the better it is for the liberals

Anthony Albanese gives us more than a slogan and
spin. He wants to be PM not Chief tactician.
Scott Morrison's government is incoherent and
idling. There's no reason for them to exist other
than allow Scott Morrison to occupy a
position.

By contrast Anthony Albanese wants to leave a legacy,
to make a difference. and to give battlers the same
opportunities as he had. He may not be full of slick
soundbites but he's got lived experience. He can tell
a journo what the disability support services are
for.

Services restore dignity to people like his mother who
had to bump down a flight of stairs on her backside because
she couldn't walk. This isn't soundbite politics. This is
politics with purpose. Politics about something.
Politics with some skin in the game.

Morrison, and his team of supporters try to paint his
opponent as a hapless parliamentary tragic with no grasp
of the practicalities of running a government or an
economy. This is ridiculous, given that Anthony Albanese
sat at the heart of 2 governments and steered an agenda
through the 43rd government when Labor lacked a
majority in both houses.

He fully understand governing is an institutionalized game
and Albanese understands just how fast a transition from
opposition to government goes and how events can blow your
agenda of course. He's proud of those 2 parliaments and
the Labor achievements but he also is aware what not to do
so the wheels don't come off. He is a man who knows what he
is doing. And given the chance he will show us.

Foxy,

After your last couple of posts, you have lost any credibility in calling yourself unbiased. A huge stream of bollocks from the Labor talking points.

If labor were so proud of Krudd's and Juliar's achievements why do they permanently steer away from discussing any of their policies?

Why is Albozo making so many basic cock ups in his interviews?

shadowminister,

I will be happy to take your questions seriously and
have a genuine discussion with you when and if - you lose the
derogatory name-calling of our former Prime Ministers
and the Leader of The Opposition. Until then you can't
be taken seriously.