


Political Hots and Nots.
1. Hel-lo, Bracks Jnr...

You've been a naughty boy, go to my room etc.
2.

'Despite vowing at age 12 never to marry a politician, Mrs. Costello met the future Treasurer at university and was attracted to the man she's described as "very fit, slinky, supple".'

'Very fit, slinky, supple.'

'Slinky, supple.'

'Slinky.'
*pukes blood*
Two more days, my friends. TWO DAYS.
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Mitch x
I feel sick.
xe.
ps I AM actually going to leave the country this time if the worst happens.
Before that you sit quietly and enjoy your meat pie.
i'm not australian, but have a lot of aussie friends, who are all voting the right way ... not actually the RIGHT way, otherwise i wouldn't be here ... but yes, you have the youth on the side of this election, or the ones I know at least!
Oh lord have mercy...
http://www.abc.net.au/elections/federal/2007/calculator/?swing=national&national=6.7&nsw=0&vic=0&qld=0&wa=0&sa=0&tas=0&act=0&nt=0&retiringfactor=1.5
Just when you think Libs can't sink any lower...
Farewell fools.
'no matter what happens on the night you're a winner'
*pah!*
Get in line, Anon.
Please tell Satan to ring back, tell him Kaleu Cain is busy
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To Tex Martini: As a Geelong supporter, I have learnt that if your team is going to win by a record margin, you should just enjoy it.
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Love and kisses
Great that Ms Fits is doing her bit to refute the accusation that Gen Y are a superficial, self absorbed pack of shits who have, up until this campaign, supported Howard more strongly than any other demographic.
Hooray for Kevin07!! He's more physically attractive than Howard!
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Let's hope it's current tennant gets evicted on Saturday! Mabye Kevvy will invite us all round for a beer sometime? Here's hoping!
Supple /shudder, although if my girth is similar to his at 50 I will be fucking stoked, I’m only 23 and I can tell you that sitting around in an office drinking coffee and eating cookies is doing nothing for me- in fact people are starting to make their first observations, goddamit: mental note- get ass on treadmill.
Re Kelly- Finally us right wingers have our own ‘fake but true’ incident, but is was stupid, very stupid and it sums up why we are going to get our asses handed to us on Sat- especially if it draws attention from JWH’s press club address on the news tonight.
Latest ACNeilsen poll: 57-43. It's over. Get out and buy the best grog on the shelves while there's still stock left.
Because you know union officials have nothing better to do in their spare time than inestigate her UTTERLY HILARIOUS 'chaser-esque' (her words) shenanigans.
As someone who lives within spitting distance of Lindsay and has actually come into contact with Ms Chijoff I can really say I'm hardly surprised at this whole incident. She is a very immature little liberal sterotype who has always attempted to appeal to the lowest common denominator.
Lindsay is supposedley a marginal seat but from what I've seen even over the last couple of months it looks like Bradbury has had it in the bag for quite some time, without even saying a word.
Go Kevin 11
8-P
Via here
I don't think this needs any additional comment.
let's do this. together.
Well, have just returned from performing my civic duty at Australia House in the heart of London.
A few brief observations:
1. How wonderful we live in a country which makes voting compulsory; my English friends find it quaint, I think its terrific, no matter which way you vote.
2. How wonderful it was to see the usual look of confusion on the Liberal volunteer's face, when a young, WASPish, conservatively suited and booted person gave a polite but firm 'NO' to their voting pamphlets, and instead turned and smiled to the ALP and Greens volunteers.
3. How wonderful it is to be able to hope that on this day, I did my bit to end one of the meanest, most mendacious Australian government in living history. I respect that people may fear union thuggery, and I respect that people may worry about the direction of the economy (although I think both fears overblown).
But our country, at its best, is more than a work site, and is more than a market place.
It's a belief. It's a belief in giving people a fair go, and its a belief that we are a better nation when we respect and support the different groups and identities that make up Australia.
This isn't lefty-elitist wankery. This is about our fundamental identity.
How wonderful then to think that today I might have done my small part in restoring life to our battered and bruised national soul.
It felt good peoples. It felt really good.
DT
He hates the unions with a passion, so he sends out a pamphlet bashing Muslims which doesn't even mention unions...
Here, here, TK of London!
God I just fell in love with you TK.....come home!
In fact I liked the sketch on the 7.30 report last night.
"Who's running the country now Mr. Howard?
Well, big business and money obviously, that's the way it should be"
Everything comes back to the party line.
If labour get in, they will fuck it up, you can absolutely bet on it. Then it will be too late. Look at Victoria - Kennett got too arrogant, the electorate gave him a lesson, and we've seen the inevitable destruction of our police force and hospitals ever since. Bracks did absolutely nothing, nothing, while he was in power. Labour wil do the same Federally, and ultimately get the arse, but by then they will have done untold damage. They have no means of controlling wages because they support unions and don't understand basic economics (see above), therefore wages go up, interest rates go up to reduce demand, people start losing their homes. And ironically it will be working class people, the labour voters, who will lose their homes first.
I agree with all of you that detention of illegal immigrants, WMD, etc are a disgrace. But electing someone to destroy our country's economy won't undo that, and the damage will be extreme.
I hope you all enjoy election night, but (unpopularly here at least) i hope the libs win. If they don't, and you all get your wish, you will see the results of Labour's spin - nothing of substance, mere smoke and mirrors.
Let's have another discussion about whether Costello's fat when interest rates hit 12%.
Donkey....I refer you to my new beloved TK of London
"But our country, at its best, is more than a work site, and is more than a market place."
I hear what you're saying but it is a global economy and no matter who wins tomorrow - we're headed for a nasty streak - writing's on the wall already for that one.
Labor=unions=higher wages=lost jobs=lost homes, huh?
It is rare to hear an argument so lame - so lame that I’m surprised your keyboard doesn’t seize up while you’re tapping it out.
Why do we bother to have journalists, economists, activists, and politicians around the place, when we have you to solve the nation’s problems with a small diagram on the back of a tram ticket?
During the 13 years of Labor Govt from 1983 to 1996, there was no wages break-out, in fact quite the opposite. The evil unions signed a prices and incomes accord with the Govt and industry which allowed superannuation to be extended to all working people and the establishment of medicare. Both super and medicare Howard now claims credit for, even though he tried to destroy both.
And what’s this baloney about hospitals under the Vic Labor Govt? If Kennett had remained in power any longer, the Royal Melbourne on Flemington Rd would’ve been the only one hospital left in Victoria – try getting there in a hurry from Horsham. The Labor Govt has spent the last eight years trying to repair the damage.
I don't know I am just hoping that Rudd's govt has a little from column A and a little from Column B.
I am quietly optimistic.
p.s. Supporting an assertion that "they" don't understand basic economics by referring to your previous assertion that "they" don't understand basic economics doesn't make an argument, just another rant.
I agree most of our current prosperity is due to the resources boom, but a big impact on local interest rates is the CPI, and a big driver of the CPI is wages.
And do try and keep your comments to playing the ball and not the man, OK? You dont hear me slandering you....
The Libs are trying to buy your vote with tax cuts. What a great idea! Pour money into an already very warm economy! Inflation, rates, etc...
But I for one am very worried about the unions regaining any power under Rudd. I will spare you the vitriol I reserve for those scumbags.
It's a moot point at this stage since I am calling the result already. Rudd will win.
I just hope that the Rudd government will invest in education, health and the environment (subsidise renewable and nuclear energy ffs!!) rather than throwing oil on the fire as the Libs intend to...
FWIW (not much) I can't see the global economy stalling anytime soon. If you can I am interested in your analysis...
That's a facetious argument: even if the latter proposition is true, there is not necessarily a causal relationship between the two - though law & order types routinely lament shorter & non-custodial sentences as causing higher crime rates through recidivism (so from that perspective I would have thought you'd be applauding fuller prisons).
What's your expertise in police resources? Can you show me the budget figures for the last 10 years? Fact is that funding for frontline police numbers has increased, as has funding for capital, technology & support infrastructure. The performance measures that you cite for hospitals similarly don't support your assertions but I guess you're aiming at truthiness rather than facts.
For example, are you aware that the Labour Goverment ran a campaign 4 years ago to encourage Nurses to return to work? A 'free' refresher course provided each Nurse committed to working 3 months after their refresher. But did you know that, of the thousands of Nurses that signed up for this scheme, the vast majority left as soon as their commitment was served, due to the appalling conditions regarding nurse/patient ratios?
Mate, dont take my word for it (as you clearly dont) - talk to the real people.
What really hurts me is that there are many genuine reasons to abhor the ideals - and the methods used to achieve those ideals - of the Howard (its hardly a coalition) government and all governments for that matter. However so often it deteriorates into how tall (little johnny) he is or how well gromed are his eyebrows or how smarmy his offsider. Who gives a shit. It just makes us look petty and then no one listens except those that already agreeing. We deserve(d - hopefully past tense) the Howard government cause so many people who disagreed with them couldn't articulate better than name calling. The same people who ridiculed John Hewson 'cause he was a wuss (heaven forbid a nice guy in charge - we were going to get a GST eventually anyway) and ended up with a c*nt at the next election instead, 'cause only a c*nt could topple a mean bastard. Oh well. Here's to voting on prejudice rather than ideals. We all do it. We people make me sick.
At about 12:30 - 1 TK?. That may well have been me.
It felt so satisfying putting the Libs last on ther ballot as has been previously mentioned however as I'm registered in one of the safest Liberal electorates in the country ( Murray) I doubt it will make much difference. Still..at least I tried.
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