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Love this one. Julia thinks the problem is she doesn't have an upper class accent.
Jeez talk about missing the point.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/mo...s-crisis-meeting/story-fn7x8me2-1226263221969
Maybe the people are sick of stupid government blowing $#!t loads of money, giving themselves pay rises, while upping the pension age(but not for them) increasing marginal tax rates. Introducing new taxes, reducing tax rebates to workers who live in god forsaken places and work 60hr weeks but are classed as 'fat cats'.
Then they sit back and say "we care about ordinary Australians" well I can tell them, from talking to ordinary Australians, they don't believe you.
The ordinary Australians that they are appealing to make up about 5% of the population, they can be reved up. But the majority of hard working Australians have had a gut full.
She sounds like Marcia Langton or Bob Hawke. In Labor Party terms, that is proletariat upper class, and has helped her career.Love this one. Julia thinks the problem is she doesn't have an upper class accent..http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/mo...s-crisis-meeting/story-fn7x8me2-1226263221969..
It is interesting when you read voters comments related to news articles associated with Gillard and Labor.
Then you check the polls the voters complete in the Australian, then compare these to the latest poll that says Gillard approval as PM has increased 4%.
They just do not add up.
Now that she is attacking the Australian people, I think she is getting more arrogant or desperate. It almost appears that she believes she is "insulated" from bad polls, but will accept any positives of a swing her way.
Anyway the combination of polls and comments do not add up!!!
Of course they do if the polls are compiled from selective areas or seats.
joea
Yes Joe I agree. As you say the poll could be taken in a selective area. Maybe, News Poll want to keep Gillard in the chair for a while longer.
Give her enough rope to 'hang' herself.
Maybe because he is a Howard reincarnate.There are a few reasons I can think of as to why Labors polling has risen, but the one that seems most pertinanct is Gina Reinhardt. She has scared the horses a bit and under Howard you know she would be nullified but people aren't so sure under Abbott.
Goodness, Gina hadn't occurred to me as a reason for the improved polling. I'm not sure that your average Australian poll-responder is going to be thinking too much about Ms Rinehardt's business moves.There are a few reasons I can think of as to why Labors polling has risen, but the one that seems most pertinanct is Gina Reinhardt. She has scared the horses a bit and under Howard you know she would be nullified but people aren't so sure under Abbott.
Could it be a horror at the idea of Our Kev actually coming back? That the voter remembers all too well how ghastly he was and is prepared to give Ms Gillard a boost because she's the lesser of the two evils?
I don't know, but it's a significant lift for the government and will no doubt cheer them.
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I have read that she will probably be the richest person in the world one day and some of the things she wants are quite wrong such as a northern economic zone with special low taxation and with all the protections removed including wildlife legislation. I find her scary.
Be fair. Just because you don't like the results of a poll doesn't mean it is inaccurate, either way.One has to question the accuracy of these polls, if you read the spot polls conducted by the papers.
I ask, genuinely - do you think the negative focus on Gillard is losing its effect, maybe it reached a saturation point but is now yesterdays news? Her tactics of hanging tough and not digging herself into any holes regarding a possible challenge from Rudd might explain the slight increase in the polls.The media have not much to write about at the moment.
joea
There are a few reasons I can think of as to why Labors polling has risen, but the one that seems most pertinanct is Gina Reinhardt. She has scared the horses a bit and under Howard you know she would be nullified but people aren't so sure under Abbott.
KEY independent Rob Oakeshott says he's been approached by Kevin Rudd supporters about his attitude to a possible leadership challenge to Julia Gillard.
However he said he would be “thoroughly unimpressed” should a “self-obsessed” Labor seek to change leaders.
“Yeah, at different times,” Mr Oakeshott told Sky News, when asked if he had been approached by the Rudd camp.
Mr Oakeshott said he had not received any telephone calls from Kevin Rudd or Labor “Praetorian guards” on the leadership issue.
Can Rob Oakeshott see the writing on the wall ?
Not as unimpressed as Andrew Wilkie over his pokie reforms me thinks.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/nat...-rudd-supporters/story-fn59niix-1226263996602
Also from the article above,
Those "different times" are all since September last year,
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/nat...loses-supporters/story-fn59niix-1226143719240
Andrew Wilkie is not far behind,Oakeshott unimpressed with a self-obsessed Labor? I must be seeing stars. The guy has to be one of the greatest pompous/self-absorbed idiots of all time. Bring on the election :freak3::freak3::freak3::freak3:
For Andrew Wilkie, his pokies reforms clearly was not one of those caveats.Along with the sole Greens lower house MP, Adam Bandt, the government is banking on the support of independents Andrew Wilkie and Rob Oakeshott in the House of Representatives to pass the PHI changes, which are expected to save $100 billion by 2050.
Both are inclined to back means-testing the rebate for individuals earning more than $80,000 and families earning more than $160,000 - with some caveats.
Mr Wilkie told AAP on Friday he wanted to examine new evidence on the likely impact of the changes before being able to confirm his support.
Gina is really a a great Aussie except for a few minor details like cheap Asia labor is at the top of her agenda screw the Aussie work force max out profits etc then there is the way she treats her kids.
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