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He's a lying little sleaze ball, I wish Abbott would give him a punch n the face from all of us.
uh ohh. Not what you want one day out from the election. Not that it'll really matter
http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/...ny-giving-quotes/story-fnihsrf2-1226712703173
The Galaxy poll attached to a link in that article shows how much of a failure the resurrection of Kevin Rudd as PM has been in the eyes of the electorate.He's a lying little sleaze ball, I wish Abbott would give him a punch n the face from all of us.
The Galaxy poll attached to a link in that article shows how much of a failure the resurrection of Kevin Rudd as PM has been in the eyes of the electorate.
The best that can be said for Labor is that he's perhaps saved some furniture in comparison to where Julia Gillard was heading. I imagine many within the Labor Party will now be hoping his own electorate will finish his political career off to make the whole exercise worth it.
Labor seizes on Coalition internet filter 'debacle'
Abbott reveals his plan for a more selfish Australia
Much ado about nothing
By ABC's Stephen Long
The Coalition has promised so much yet its costings announcement delivered so little. All the talk about a "budget emergency" was just that - talk
Coalition costings
By David Llewellyn-Smith
The Coalition costings make one wonder why the Coalition harassed the nation with six years of incessant whining about debt and deficits
Health Minister Tanya Plibersek today admitted Labor faced “an uphill battle” with less than 24 hours until the polls open.
And Home Affairs Minister Jason Clare warned a strong opposition would be needed to hold a Coalition government to account.
“Whatever happens tomorrow, you're going to need people like me, people like (Labor MP) Chris Bowen that will hold Tony Abbott to account if he becomes prime minister,” he told the Nine Network, appealing to Labor's “true believers” to stick with the party.
Deputy Prime Minister Anthony Albanese - one of Mr Rudd's strongest supporters - said he would accept his share of the blame if Labor was defeated.
Strategists on both sides predict Labor could lose about 20 seats to be left with just 50.
I agree. If Rudd loses his seat, it saves them the blood letting which would be inevitable post election.The best that can be said for Labor is that he's perhaps saved some furniture in comparison to where Julia Gillard was heading. I imagine many within the Labor Party will now be hoping his own electorate will finish his political career off to make the whole exercise worth it.
That actually hasn't been the case on much of what I've heard on Radio National. On "The World Today", Samantha Hawley, who has been travelling with the PM, could hardly have been more critical about the shambles of a campaign that Rudd has run. And some of Fran Kelly's questions have been anything but kind when interviewing various members of the government.What is annoying me is that the ABC is going flat out to support him against all reason.
Labor's continual Abbott, Abbott, Abbott,cut,cut,cut campaign is pathetic.
The last six years have been pathetic and they have carried it on into the last hours of this election.
Hopefully the decimated Party will get rid of Rudd (if the electorate does not) and his hangers on Albanese, Bowen,Wong and Plibersek and start rebuilding with new non union/legal/political plebs and get some people with a more worldly view, especially the business world (have a look at how a business runs - profit and loss, debt!!).
Final words from the representatives of the major parties for the local campaign in Griffith.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkZreWqbfT8
I dont know if this is a joke or not... I think he has been spending too much time with Kindies
From the response to this video, he will lose his seat.
Such a good point. We didn't hear Rudd crying foul in 2007 when the Murdoch press so championed him.This has really stood out to me in the last week of the election. its really annoying, especially coming from a party that claimed to be positive this election.
The thing thats also really getting to me, is how all the die hard Labor supporters are crying foul about Murdoch being biased. Maybe they've forgotten about the last election and how the ABC have been portraying this election
This has really stood out to me in the last week of the election. its really annoying, especially coming from a party that claimed to be positive this election.
The thing thats also really getting to me, is how all the die hard Labor supporters are crying foul about Murdoch being biased. Maybe they've forgotten about the last election and how the ABC have been portraying this election
If Kevin Rudd stays on as a backbencher, he will try and control any future leader of the ALP.
Far be it from to give advice to Labor, but they really need to convince him to leave, otherwise he will white ant another leader.
gg
If Kevin Rudd stays on as a backbencher, he will try and control any future leader of the ALP.
Far be it from to give advice to Labor, but they really need to convince him to leave, otherwise he will white ant another leader.
gg
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