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Their still young and naive.
THIS is how a lot of people who are in the 18-30 year old age group bracket think.
They have also added; Step 5 - Gina Rinehart
On a more uplifting note.
Apparently Newman isn't as much on the nose as the press, labor and the union, would have you believe.
Justice Heydon said the circumstances of the case were "exceptional". This was because the minister's position before and during the hearing was "not that of an intervener, but that of a partisan".
The lesson of Europe is that countries can go very quickly from a strong position to a parlous position if things aren't well managed," Mr Abbott told reporters in Melbourne.
"At the moment, we've got a Government which has completely mishandled the mining sector which is the one sector which above all else has kept Australia going.
"With its endless taxes, this Government is putting the economic future of our country at risk."
In his interview on 7:30 last night, he was not partisan. He was critical of both the current government and the Howard government's fiscal management of the resources boom.
In his interview on 7:30 last night, he was not partisan. He was critical of both the current government and the Howard government's fiscal management of the resources boom.
This was one of Mr Murray's essential points. Leigh Sales protested that we had so many advantages here in Australia we could never see ourselves in the situation Greece is at present. Mr Murray pretty firmly told her that if something was not changed here we could indeed find ourselves in just such a situation.The lesson of Europe is that countries can go very quickly from a strong position to a parlous position if things aren't well managed," Mr Abbott told reporters in Melbourne.
It was entirely predictable that of the 102 Labor members of Federal Parliament, the two who sought to exploit the death of John Gillard for political advantage were Albanese and Swan. The Member for Gutter and the Member for Sewer sought to attach blame to Abbott for a distasteful remark made by the broadcaster Alan Jones about John Gillard's death. Abbott had encouraged the ugly tone, they said, with not a shred of irony.
It was business as usual. These two have been alleging for months that Abbott has a personal problem with women, a scurrilous line that has no basis in fact and is overwhelmed by contrary evidence, starting with his wife and his three grown daughters who are proud of their father. I'm not suggesting that Labor has a monopoly on parliamentary boors. The Liberal shadow minister Sophie Mirabella would win the bronze medal in the boorishness competition after Swan (gold) and Albanese (silver).
As a true reflection of how Labor is going, this will be as good as it gets.
http://essentialvision.com.au/category/essentialreport
The Essentialvision data is very interesting. There seems to be an anomaly, however, between the first preference + 2pp and the later tables characterising each of the leaders. Gillard scores more highly than Abbott in pretty much everything, yet more respondents would vote Liberal than Labor.As a true reflection of how Labor is going, this will be as good as it gets.
http://essentialvision.com.au/category/essentialreport
Julia Gillard has a real problem with powerful men. Just look at the way she treats Tony Abbott and Kevin Rudd.
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