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Re: The South Australian Political Landscape

PostPosted: Wed Mar 14, 2018 11:27 am
by stan
The hits just keep on coming for Steve Marshall. Now his energy policy is getting hammered.

Re: The South Australian Political Landscape

PostPosted: Wed Mar 14, 2018 11:51 am
by mighty_tiger_79
Gary Johansen this morning on radio showed what a dogs brekky SA Best really is....

Re: The South Australian Political Landscape

PostPosted: Wed Mar 14, 2018 11:59 am
by Dogwatcher
Frank Pangallo was on 891 and sounded very whiney.

Re: The South Australian Political Landscape

PostPosted: Wed Mar 14, 2018 12:01 pm
by Gozu
Shenanigans.

The Electoral Commissioner has delivered an embarrassing blow to the Liberal Party days before the South Australian election, upholding a complaint of misleading advertising over Opposition Leader Steven Marshall's claim his party's energy plan would save households $300 per year.

The claim was made by the Liberals in advertisements and robocalls to thousands of South Australian households when the party launched its policy last October.

Mr Marshall was forced to backtrack the day after the policy's release, when modelling released by his own party showed that most of the $300 saving would be delivered whether or not the policy was in place.

And it wasn't just the Liberals that have been reprimanded.

The Labor Party was also censured over a flyer it distributed that stated "the Libs have a secret plan to cut $557 million of the GST share from South Australia", which was found to be misleading.


http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-03-14/s ... nt/9546522

Re: The South Australian Political Landscape

PostPosted: Wed Mar 14, 2018 12:23 pm
by Booney
mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Gary Johansen this morning on radio showed what a dogs brekky SA Best really is....


He was a slim chance of getting my vote prior to that.

Was. Slim. Prior.

Re: The South Australian Political Landscape

PostPosted: Wed Mar 14, 2018 12:26 pm
by MW
What lost it for you? Was it "I will need to find out and get back to you on that"?

Re: The South Australian Political Landscape

PostPosted: Wed Mar 14, 2018 12:29 pm
by Booney
:lol:

More so the plan he had where you were to be voting for SA Best in this election so when the next election comes around Labor will throw lots of money into the area to win the seat back and even the Libs might think they're a chance so they will too.

Re: The South Australian Political Landscape

PostPosted: Wed Mar 14, 2018 12:32 pm
by MW
Penbo tore him a new one...esp on funding Ports upgrade at Alberton on pokies revenue

Re: The South Australian Political Landscape

PostPosted: Wed Mar 14, 2018 12:44 pm
by bennymacca
Booney wrote::lol:

More so the plan he had where you were to be voting for SA Best in this election so when the next election comes around Labor will throw lots of money into the area to win the seat back and even the Libs might think they're a chance so they will too.


Wow

That’s ridiculous

Does seem like the wheels are falling off the SA best train at the moment

Re: The South Australian Political Landscape

PostPosted: Wed Mar 14, 2018 12:45 pm
by mighty_tiger_79
Booney wrote:[emoji38]

More so the plan he had where you were to be voting for SA Best in this election so when the next election comes around Labor will throw lots of money into the area to win the seat back and even the Libs might think they're a chance so they will too.
Imagine though Alberton getting $19 million upgrade next time, on top of the $7.5m this time. It will be the Taj Mahal

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Re: The South Australian Political Landscape

PostPosted: Wed Mar 14, 2018 12:49 pm
by Booney
MW wrote:Penbo tore him a new one...esp on funding Ports upgrade at Alberton on pokies revenue


Penbo is right, Xenophon said no community club that uses pokies for an income stream should get tax payer money. Now he's offering $6.5m of it to us!

Was good to hear Koch talking yesterday about the phasing out of the machines from our revenue stream, we've already sold several machines off from Alberton, the process has at least begun.

Re: The South Australian Political Landscape

PostPosted: Wed Mar 14, 2018 1:12 pm
by Booney
bennymacca wrote:
Booney wrote::lol:

More so the plan he had where you were to be voting for SA Best in this election so when the next election comes around Labor will throw lots of money into the area to win the seat back and even the Libs might think they're a chance so they will too.


Wow

That’s ridiculous

Does seem like the wheels are falling off the SA best train at the moment


Sure has.

ALP $1.78
Liberal $2.10
SA Best $16

Re: The South Australian Political Landscape

PostPosted: Wed Mar 14, 2018 1:17 pm
by Booney
Booney wrote:
morell wrote:Maybe instead of attacking the failures of others they should come up with some ideas or plans themselves.


That's why they've been sitting on the wrong side of the room for 16 years, and, if I was a betting man (I am) I be considering the below betting closely :

ALP $2.10
Liberal $2.65
SA Best $3.00


This was the 1st March.

Re: The South Australian Political Landscape

PostPosted: Wed Mar 14, 2018 1:32 pm
by Gozu
Booney wrote:
bennymacca wrote:
Booney wrote::lol:

More so the plan he had where you were to be voting for SA Best in this election so when the next election comes around Labor will throw lots of money into the area to win the seat back and even the Libs might think they're a chance so they will too.


Wow

That’s ridiculous

Does seem like the wheels are falling off the SA best train at the moment


Sure has.

ALP $1.78
Liberal $2.10
SA Best $16



Re: The South Australian Political Landscape

PostPosted: Wed Mar 14, 2018 1:54 pm
by am Bays
stan wrote:The hits just keep on coming for Steve Marshall. Now his energy policy is getting hammered.


And Weathers $557 Million GST whopper

Re: The South Australian Political Landscape

PostPosted: Wed Mar 14, 2018 2:08 pm
by shoe boy
stan wrote:The hits just keep on coming for Steve Marshall. Now his energy policy is getting hammered.


Marshall and side kick Chapman =))

Listening to AM radio this morning with a caller making comment that Bignell has placed BLUE advertising panels around the electorate and because some people like Blue they will vote thus . =))

Re: The South Australian Political Landscape

PostPosted: Wed Mar 14, 2018 2:56 pm
by stan
shoe boy wrote:
stan wrote:The hits just keep on coming for Steve Marshall. Now his energy policy is getting hammered.


Marshall and side kick Chapman =))

Listening to AM radio this morning with a caller making comment that Bignell has placed BLUE advertising panels around the electorate and because some people like Blue they will vote thus . =))
Yeah Jay got a whack too. This is hilarious stuff

Re: The South Australian Political Landscape

PostPosted: Wed Mar 14, 2018 4:55 pm
by Jimmy_041
shoe boy wrote:
stan wrote:The hits just keep on coming for Steve Marshall. Now his energy policy is getting hammered.


Marshall and side kick Chapman =))

Listening to AM radio this morning with a caller making comment that Bignell has placed BLUE advertising panels around the electorate and because some people like Blue they will vote thus . =))


You and Chapman should get a room and sort out your obsessive fixation
She’s not even that good looking

Re: The South Australian Political Landscape

PostPosted: Wed Mar 14, 2018 5:12 pm
by Wedgie
I'll be voting Labor for their first time in my life in the state election, there really is no other option.
My main hope is Nick X gets nowhere.

Re: The South Australian Political Landscape

PostPosted: Wed Mar 14, 2018 5:18 pm
by Psyber
Booney wrote::lol:

More so the plan he had where you were to be voting for SA Best in this election so when the next election comes around Labor will throw lots of money into the area to win the seat back and even the Libs might think they're a chance so they will too.

Something similar worked for Waite - Martin HS got a lot of money out of the SA-ALP for his a electorate as part of his deal with them, and detailed it in his recent electorate newsletter which was his farewell to politics.