by Sky Pilot » Tue Sep 03, 2013 1:27 am
by woodublieve12 » Tue Sep 03, 2013 9:03 am
Sky Pilot wrote:Why would Abbott want to appear on a leftie show and put up with more leftie questions. He'd be on a hiding to nothing. Good decision by our future PM to stay away from that sideshow
by gossipgirl » Tue Sep 03, 2013 9:17 am
Sky Pilot wrote:wycbloods wrote:Q&A was good tonight. Good questions from the audience some tough ones there for Rudd. I think it was his best performance this election campaign.
Won't get him over the line but it may have if he was like that from the start of the campaign.
Amazing what you can see when Murdoch's puppets aren't asking the questions.
Who are these Murdoch puppets. I'd love to know
by wycbloods » Tue Sep 03, 2013 10:40 am
Sky Pilot wrote:wycbloods wrote:Q&A was good tonight. Good questions from the audience some tough ones there for Rudd. I think it was his best performance this election campaign.
Won't get him over the line but it may have if he was like that from the start of the campaign.
Amazing what you can see when Murdoch's puppets aren't asking the questions.
Who are these Murdoch puppets. I'd love to know
by interested observer » Tue Sep 03, 2013 12:43 pm
wycbloods wrote:Sky Pilot wrote:wycbloods wrote:Q&A was good tonight. Good questions from the audience some tough ones there for Rudd. I think it was his best performance this election campaign.
Won't get him over the line but it may have if he was like that from the start of the campaign.
Amazing what you can see when Murdoch's puppets aren't asking the questions.
Who are these Murdoch puppets. I'd love to know
The so called journalists in our country.
I don't think you can call Q&A a leftie show either. Not sure whether you did watch it or not but the questions he got were from a good cross section of the community i feel.
by Jimmy_041 » Tue Sep 03, 2013 12:47 pm
woodublieve12 wrote:Sky Pilot wrote:Why would Abbott want to appear on a leftie show and put up with more leftie questions. He'd be on a hiding to nothing. Good decision by our future PM to stay away from that sideshow
most likely doesnt want to embarrass himself...
Question to abbott - "what's 2+2 mr Abbott?"
Abbott - "ummm arrr ummm arrr stop the boats ummm arrr arrr get back in the kitchen, arrr ummm i'm a spud ummm arrrr"
dead set flog
by mick » Tue Sep 03, 2013 5:30 pm
by cripple » Tue Sep 03, 2013 5:49 pm
by cripple » Tue Sep 03, 2013 7:44 pm
by Gozu » Wed Sep 04, 2013 12:42 am
woodublieve12 wrote:Sky Pilot wrote:Why would Abbott want to appear on a leftie show and put up with more leftie questions. He'd be on a hiding to nothing. Good decision by our future PM to stay away from that sideshow
most likely doesnt want to embarrass himself...
Question to abbott - "what's 2+2 mr Abbott?"
Abbott - "ummm arrr ummm arrr stop the boats ummm arrr arrr get back in the kitchen, arrr ummm i'm a spud ummm arrrr"
dead set flog
by Gozu » Wed Sep 04, 2013 12:43 am
cripple wrote:Wondering how many people on here have already completed a pre/ postal vote and reasons for doing so.
by mick » Wed Sep 04, 2013 8:47 am
by Q. » Wed Sep 04, 2013 9:23 am
mick wrote:Just talking to people, I think the election will be closer than the polls suggest. I'm amazed how many young people (<25yrs nieces, nephews and their friends)will vote for ALP on the basis of marriage equality alone, yet it seems to be a non-issue with older people.
by Sky Pilot » Wed Sep 04, 2013 9:43 am
mick wrote:Just talking to people, I think the election will be closer than the polls suggest. I'm amazed how many young people (<25yrs nieces, nephews and their friends)will vote for ALP on the basis of marriage equality alone, yet it seems to be a non-issue with older people.
by shoe boy » Wed Sep 04, 2013 10:56 am
Sky Pilot wrote:mick wrote:Just talking to people, I think the election will be closer than the polls suggest. I'm amazed how many young people (<25yrs nieces, nephews and their friends)will vote for ALP on the basis of marriage equality alone, yet it seems to be a non-issue with older people.
You are dead right apart from the closeness of the election. It will be a flogging but younger generations have no interest in economic management, foreign policy and all the important stuff that governments have to do, and thats fair enough. Gay marriage is not important to older people who grew up in a different era. I have some friends who are pretty much politically neutral and when I asked them how they were going to vote they said "Rudd, because he gave us cheques for $900" so right there is the ignorance that is among us. Anyway it won't matter and this time next week we will have some intelligent adults occupying the treasury benches and they will get some work done to try and rescue the country from the chaos that we've had for the last six years.
by gossipgirl » Wed Sep 04, 2013 11:23 am
cripple wrote:Wondering how many people on here have already completed a pre/ postal vote and reasons for doing so.
by gossipgirl » Wed Sep 04, 2013 11:25 am
Sky Pilot wrote:mick wrote:Just talking to people, I think the election will be closer than the polls suggest. I'm amazed how many young people (<25yrs nieces, nephews and their friends)will vote for ALP on the basis of marriage equality alone, yet it seems to be a non-issue with older people.
You are dead right apart from the closeness of the election. It will be a flogging but younger generations have no interest in economic management, foreign policy and all the important stuff that governments have to do, and thats fair enough. Gay marriage is not important to older people who grew up in a different era. I have some friends who are pretty much politically neutral and when I asked them how they were going to vote they said "Rudd, because he gave us cheques for $900" so right there is the ignorance that is among us. Anyway it won't matter and this time next week we will have some intelligent adults occupying the treasury benches and they will get some work done to try and rescue the country from the chaos that we've had for the last six years.
by Dogwatcher » Wed Sep 04, 2013 11:27 am
by Sky Pilot » Wed Sep 04, 2013 11:54 am
gossipgirl wrote:Sky Pilot wrote:mick wrote:Just talking to people, I think the election will be closer than the polls suggest. I'm amazed how many young people (<25yrs nieces, nephews and their friends)will vote for ALP on the basis of marriage equality alone, yet it seems to be a non-issue with older people.
You are dead right apart from the closeness of the election. It will be a flogging but younger generations have no interest in economic management, foreign policy and all the important stuff that governments have to do, and thats fair enough. Gay marriage is not important to older people who grew up in a different era. I have some friends who are pretty much politically neutral and when I asked them how they were going to vote they said "Rudd, because he gave us cheques for $900" so right there is the ignorance that is among us. Anyway it won't matter and this time next week we will have some intelligent adults occupying the treasury benches and they will get some work done to try and rescue the country from the chaos that we've had for the last six years.
is your name Tony or little Johnnie ?
by Sky Pilot » Wed Sep 04, 2013 12:21 pm
Gozu wrote:woodublieve12 wrote:Sky Pilot wrote:Why would Abbott want to appear on a leftie show and put up with more leftie questions. He'd be on a hiding to nothing. Good decision by our future PM to stay away from that sideshow
most likely doesnt want to embarrass himself...
Question to abbott - "what's 2+2 mr Abbott?"
Abbott - "ummm arrr ummm arrr stop the boats ummm arrr arrr get back in the kitchen, arrr ummm i'm a spud ummm arrrr"
dead set flog
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