So you will be voting the Greens?
So you will be voting the Greens?But you can elect them to lead in the labor and liberal party apparently.
He is probably wanting the inner City Elites to keep voting Labor, that way the low and middle income majority will tend toward Liberal, as they did last election.Slomo had a go at inner city voters today.
Good.
The more people he offends, the less chance he's got of getting back.
What about the businesses that were proped up by jobseeker as these stats were in March,It could of been the only thing holding them up.Low jobless rate, general public had a year off, plenty of cash. Yeah that's a real vote losing combination.
Well he has a point, I wonder what the inner City Elites are doing about their luxury apartment carbon footprint? Probably tut tutting in the wine bar.This weekView attachment 123030
Where do you think Scummo lives?Well he has a point, I wonder what the inner City Elites are doing about their luxury apartment carbon footprint? Probably tut tutting in the wine bar.
Like I said this isn't going to be a cake walk for Albo.
Hopefully he comes out with some good stuff today, apparently he is going to lay out some of labors plans.
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Before he became P.M he apparently lived in a place called Port Hacking, I presume once he gets thrown out, he will go back there.Where do you think Scummo lives?
Yeah $50k fines were casual as.
I think it will be a really interesting election, the Libs are well past their use by date, Labor should find it easier because Turnbull isn't there.WA could well lose the Liberals power come the election I just cannot see Porter getting re-elected, Reynolds is on the nose, state Liberals wont have the resources to run much of an election.
Morrison will have to throw a heap of money at the state which they don't really have and WA doesn't need state government is running a surplus.
Queensland will likely decide the next PM
Current LNP majority is 1 which is very shaky
I think it will be a really interesting election, the Libs are well past their use by date, Labor should find it easier because Turnbull isn't there.
With Turnbull, he lost a few Liberal voters, but gained a few center and center left voters, last election Shorten lost it rather than Morrison won it.
So this is a clean slate election, a tired Government with an unproven leader, against a keen opposition with a new leader.
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My guess is, whoever has the best policy platform, with the greater vision, will win.
More of the same wont cut it IMO, people want a vision and a pathway to achieve it, well that's my guess.
Yes at the end of the day the social issues make for a nicer country, but it doesn't put food on the table, it doesn't pay the bills and it doesn't keep the wolves away from the door.Hopefully we will be hearing more about bread and butter issues like jobs, housing, education, cost of living, and less from the "wokes".
Scandinavian countries suggest both are possible.Yes at the end of the day the social issues make for a nicer country, but it doesn't put food on the table, it doesn't pay the bills and it doesn't keep the wolves away from the door.
People like to help others, but when they are struggling to keep their heads above water, it is those issues that sway them.
When you have plenty of money, it is easy and very satisfying to vote with your heart, when you are struggling you vote with your head.
As has been shown for what, nearly 8 years and still no direction.Scandinavian countries suggest both are possible.
That is, social and economic policies can be complementary.
But first and foremost a government needs policies, and that's where we fall down.
The last election showed that policies are only to be attacked.As has been shown for what, nearly 8 years and still no direction.
As someone pointed out, labor have only been in office for two terms in the past 20 years, it does show there is a policy vacuum.
It shows a vision is required and I think the time is right to forge one.
Hopefully labor is on song, because the Libs are a shambles ATM.
The likes of another Whitlam are a long way off.
Whitlam was truly visionary.Fortunately !
Gough meant well and did a lot of good stuff but was heading the wrong way financially.
We need another Hawke/Keating type government. Let's not get into another argument about tarrifs , they did a lot of good but made a few mistakes.
Overall they were the best government in my memory.
Just because you have a policy, doesn't in itself make it great, all policies should be judged on their merit and the ones at the last election were.The last election showed that policies are only to be attacked.
We get the governments we deserve...sadly!
The likes of another Whitlam are a long way off.
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