shadowminister,

Did you really write: "who does nothing but mangle names" and "your champion Albozo" in the same post?

I do love a bit of lunatic hard right hypocrisy on a Sunday morning but this was just too easy.

Give us a break.

shonky,

When have I ever referred to the ScumO' mob in derogatory terms. I can not say a bad word about 'Cry Baby' Porter, Barnyard Joy, Bonking Barney (same bloke) Touchy Tudge, The Upskirter, etc.

See you are back onto your favourite subject, calling others a paedophile. Got to wonder about YOU.

Today's a big day for me. My husband and I are
going to vote at an early voting location.
I'm quite excited and think it a privilege to be
able to cast a vote. Our electorate has been a
safe Liberal seat for decades. It shall be
interesting to see what the end result will be
this time around. We've got some excellent candidates
running.

I find it interesting that on the how to vote Liberal
flyer - they've put the United Australia Party candidate
second on the Senate ticket.

A vote for the Liberals is a vote for Palmer, and vice-versa. Morrison want to see a real wage cut for the lowest paid workers. For Morrison its interest rates UP!, inflation UP!, profits up!, wages DOWN!.

Watched last nights "leaders" debate on ch 7, nothing in it, but Scomo did tone down his argy-bargy smurky approach he employed last time. Where he did fall down, was when asked "what he liked in his opponent" he showed himself to be somewhat disingenuous with negative comment, Albo didn't retaliate in kind, which won him a brownie point. I can't help but think, despite all his "Cum-By-Yah" Morrison has a very mean streak within, which sometimes surfaces when pressured. I think with Albo its WYSIWYG, I can't say the same about Morrison, and some of his "political friends" have said as much.

Hi Paul,

I also watched the debate last night.

Morrison seemed to dodge some questions. He kept
having digs at Albanese, and he certainly seemed
out of touch with many realities that voters face
daily. His arguments against both Albanese and
Labor did not wash. And overall it was not a good
night for Morrison.

Albanese on the other hand came out as a focused
leader who spoke from the heart. He appeared to be
genuine - Morrison did not. I also liked the fact\
that while Morrison kept using the term - "YOU,"
Albanese used the term "We" which for me said it all.