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Does Gillard inspire confidence?

How embarrassing this is for our deceitful Prime Minister. A Prime Minister who has broken so many promises it is a wonder she can lay stright in bed.

You can bet the rusted on Labor supporters and the ABC will praise her for admitting she can't keep her promise and the brave decision she has made to drop the budget surplus.

http://blogs.news.com.au/heraldsun/...et_promise_exposed_for_the_con_it_always_was/


And here it is well and truly confirmed by the Courier Mail.

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/...get-surplus-axed/story-fndo1wyv-1226541455402
 
And the ABC is awash with how right it was to abandon the surplus ambition ............:rolleyes: (not that they had any choice mind you)

It was right to abandon the surplus but it was very wrong to PROMISE one for 2 years...........rank amateurs:rolleyes:

They swallowed their own BS in believing their fairy tale economics would come good. Labor simply does not live in the real world and has no idea. And now they back flip once again. The list is now so long it makes you wonder what labor hasn't failed at.
 
Gillard has failed dismally on three major promises:

1. There will be no carbon tax under a government she leads.

2. She promised to stop the boats

3. She promised a surplus (which is usually the result of strong economic policy and management)

Massive fail on all counts.
 
Gillard has failed dismally on three major promises:

1. There will be no carbon tax under a government she leads.

2. She promised to stop the boats

3. She promised a surplus (which is usually the result of strong economic policy and management)

Massive fail on all counts.

The ABC is protecting them like they're brothers, or should I say comrades :banghead:
 
I find it hard to believe that people dislike Abbott more than they dislike Gillard, I just don't buy it.

Just have to go with the flow.

Bishop would be far superior to Abbott and Swannie would be better than Gillard by far.

What are their stakes anyone?
 
Interesting comment. Could you tell us why you think this?

For a start their backgrounds seem to be clean, they are consistent (perform well in the Parliament), well liked by their constituents and handle the press well too.

Bishop attacks very well and to the point. Swan is diligent.

I am not a supporter of either, it is just my humble view as an outsider.
 
A spot on article by Amanda Vanstone who says, "On the issue of trashing rivals, the PM says one thing and does another.":

LAST week our national leader decided to sum up the year by announcing that, due to Tony Abbott's efforts, we were blessed with a parliament of filth.

Julia Gillard decided, it seems, that to use her position to make some positive and uplifting remarks was a little too passe.

Read full article: It's Gillard who's slinging mud in this 'parliament of filth'
 
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