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People have warmed to him because his party has a better economic record and is seen as the answer to the nightmare Australia is in. To label people right wing for simply wanting better life conditions is not cool.
Whilst running up huge debt. That Howard and Costello paid off after running surpluses.Complete rubbish Snake Labor was the 1st party to bring the budget into surplus in the modern era under Hawk / Keating
Hawke and Keating did some good reform work with the country. That was continued by Howard and Costello too.after the biggest fiasco after Fraser / Howard (still remember Billy McMahon coking in an interview on the size of the deficit Howard had run up)not to mention the changes and building the foundations to profoundly improve productivity.
It's dead and has been said so just this week by Abbott.As for the RW work choices sums up their contempt for hard working Australians which the nation rejected emphatically.
I'm interested in Australia and the wastage of money by the government. Rudd is no Keating and what reforms are we seeing that don't involve TAX or spending?As for nightmares just join the employment queues in the US a result of the right wing (Bush) running the show.
Rudd is no Keating
It's dead and has been said so just this week by Abbott.
When he said that, was it scripted or is it a non core promise. Remember the GST was "dead" too.
without giving voters as a whole a choice.That's quite different from a politician making a promise pre-election and then changing his mind.....
I'd like to know a bit more about that Sky Poll, noco, i.e. what demographic the voters represent? It's very out of whack with all the other conventional polls.
I doubt it could be extrapolated across the nation.
IT LOOKS as though Kevin Rudd's survival depends on one person - Tony Abbott.
The Labor Party might not want to say so and the Liberals will refuse to admit it, but as long as Tony Abbott's political standing remains as bad as it is, Rudd should survive.
The stunning skyrocketing of Abbott's disapproval numbers is giving the unapproved Prime Minister the cover he needs to stay electable.
You have to take internet polls with more grains of salt than most face to face ones. All it takes is one partisan site to link to the poll and skew it significantly. Also if you place the same poll on The Australian and The Age websites you will get quite different results purely based on the leanings of it's reader base.Julia it is voluntary poll on the internet, where anyone across Australia from Perth to Cairns can vote.
Some of the polls we see are often taken in a well known Labor seat and do not always represent a true picture.
It is also a known fact that some people will cast their vote at election time based on which candidate is polling the best. They have little interest in politics, but like think they have voted for the winner.
You have to take internet polls with more grains of salt than most face to face ones. All it takes is one partisan site to link to the poll and skew it significantly. Also if you place the same poll on The Australian and The Age websites you will get quite different results purely based on the leanings of it's reader base.
People hate Rudd for all his screw ups
People just hate Abbott
Just imagine how well the opposition would be doing if Costello were to replace Tony Abbott. Does anyone know what Costello is doing these days? Could he be persuaded to come back given the changed fortunes of the government?This morning's Nielsen poll reinforces the the view that Tony Abbott is Labor's best asset. In the unpopularity stakes Rudd and Abbott are running neck and neck. Together they are giving a boost to the Greens.
http://www.smh.com.au/national/labor-faces-wipeout-20100606-xn7v.html
Just imagine how well the opposition would be doing if Costello were to replace Tony Abbott. Does anyone know what Costello is doing these days? Could he be persuaded to come back given the changed fortunes of the government?
Just imagine how well the opposition would be doing if Costello were to replace Tony Abbott. Does anyone know what Costello is doing these days? Could he be persuaded to come back given the changed fortunes of the government?
vice versaI've just emailed Mr Costello to ask if he's prepared to consider a return.
Probably get a 'thank you but no comment' in return.
The thought of this government being returned just because Tony Abbott is so incompetent is horrible.
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