by Jimmy_041 » Sun Sep 02, 2012 1:21 pm
by gossipgirl » Mon Sep 03, 2012 2:36 pm
southee wrote:Agree Chris Pyne is fantastic.
I reckon he will be next in line for Liberal Leader too.
by Sky Pilot » Mon Sep 03, 2012 3:03 pm
gossipgirl wrote:southee wrote:Agree Chris Pyne is fantastic.
I reckon he will be next in line for Liberal Leader too.
it will stop the boats and everything else. Would easily win the worst politician ever
by DOC » Mon Sep 03, 2012 11:56 pm
by dedja » Tue Sep 04, 2012 12:30 am
by mick » Tue Sep 04, 2012 7:25 am
by Sky Pilot » Tue Sep 04, 2012 9:56 am
mick wrote:Pyne is not likable but he is an extremely able politician thats why people generally on the left have such strong feelings of hatred towards him. John Howrd elicited similar feelings on the left. I for instance hate Mike Rann with a passion, because he was a master politician in a class of his own and was almost unbeatable, I can't feel the same way towards Weatherill, Gillard or any other Labor politician because they are clearly in the 2nd or 3rd rank when it comes to political nouse.
by Squawk » Tue Sep 04, 2012 10:43 am
by Psyber » Tue Sep 04, 2012 12:24 pm
by Squawk » Tue Sep 04, 2012 3:40 pm
by Leaping Lindner » Tue Sep 04, 2012 4:16 pm
Sky Pilot wrote:mick wrote:Pyne is not likable but he is an extremely able politician thats why people generally on the left have such strong feelings of hatred towards him. John Howrd elicited similar feelings on the left. I for instance hate Mike Rann with a passion, because he was a master politician in a class of his own and was almost unbeatable, I can't feel the same way towards Weatherill, Gillard or any other Labor politician because they are clearly in the 2nd or 3rd rank when it comes to political nouse.
I think you are around the mark there. Although I can't cop Weatherill, he's just way too socialist for my liking. Has no idea of the real world and how business and people work. And as the thread is titled "Gillard should go" - as quickly as possible surely!
by Leaping Lindner » Tue Sep 04, 2012 4:23 pm
Squawk wrote:Yes Psyber - unfortunately (yet again) the Cwlth money is offered, but it is conditional on states re-adjusting their budgets to match funding formulas the Cwlth dictates, AND, meeting the Cwlth funding conditions to do it their way! So, the Cwlth doesn't operate one school, yet they know best when it comes to education because they are offering money on the basis states do what they say.
The other effect is that state budgets get re-aligned to enable Cwlth money to be accessed, so if SA needs to find another $50m (example sum only) for the education budget to get say $50m (example only) from the Cwlth, then $50m will need to be cut from somewhere else.
by Sky Pilot » Tue Sep 04, 2012 5:11 pm
Leaping Lindner wrote:Sky Pilot wrote:mick wrote:Pyne is not likable but he is an extremely able politician thats why people generally on the left have such strong feelings of hatred towards him. John Howrd elicited similar feelings on the left. I for instance hate Mike Rann with a passion, because he was a master politician in a class of his own and was almost unbeatable, I can't feel the same way towards Weatherill, Gillard or any other Labor politician because they are clearly in the 2nd or 3rd rank when it comes to political nouse.
I think you are around the mark there. Although I can't cop Weatherill, he's just way too socialist for my liking. Has no idea of the real world and how business and people work. And as the thread is titled "Gillard should go" - as quickly as possible surely!
Define "real" world. Pyne went from Private School to Adelaide Uni to Law Firm to Parliament. Hardly the makings of a rich and full life experience.
by mick » Tue Sep 04, 2012 5:20 pm
Leaping Lindner wrote:Sky Pilot wrote:mick wrote:Pyne is not likable but he is an extremely able politician thats why people generally on the left have such strong feelings of hatred towards him. John Howrd elicited similar feelings on the left. I for instance hate Mike Rann with a passion, because he was a master politician in a class of his own and was almost unbeatable, I can't feel the same way towards Weatherill, Gillard or any other Labor politician because they are clearly in the 2nd or 3rd rank when it comes to political nouse.
I think you are around the mark there. Although I can't cop Weatherill, he's just way too socialist for my liking. Has no idea of the real world and how business and people work. And as the thread is titled "Gillard should go" - as quickly as possible surely!
Define "real" world. Pyne went from Private School to Adelaide Uni to Law Firm to Parliament. Hardly the makings of a rich and full life experience.
by Leaping Lindner » Tue Sep 04, 2012 5:23 pm
mick wrote:Leaping Lindner wrote:Sky Pilot wrote:mick wrote:Pyne is not likable but he is an extremely able politician thats why people generally on the left have such strong feelings of hatred towards him. John Howrd elicited similar feelings on the left. I for instance hate Mike Rann with a passion, because he was a master politician in a class of his own and was almost unbeatable, I can't feel the same way towards Weatherill, Gillard or any other Labor politician because they are clearly in the 2nd or 3rd rank when it comes to political nouse.
I think you are around the mark there. Although I can't cop Weatherill, he's just way too socialist for my liking. Has no idea of the real world and how business and people work. And as the thread is titled "Gillard should go" - as quickly as possible surely!
Define "real" world. Pyne went from Private School to Adelaide Uni to Law Firm to Parliament. Hardly the makings of a rich and full life experience.
The career path of many on both sides of politics - maybe we could ban people with law degrees from politics? that would be a startit would certainly raise the honesty quotient.
by Leaping Lindner » Tue Sep 04, 2012 5:26 pm
Sky Pilot wrote:Leaping Lindner wrote:Sky Pilot wrote:mick wrote:Pyne is not likable but he is an extremely able politician thats why people generally on the left have such strong feelings of hatred towards him. John Howrd elicited similar feelings on the left. I for instance hate Mike Rann with a passion, because he was a master politician in a class of his own and was almost unbeatable, I can't feel the same way towards Weatherill, Gillard or any other Labor politician because they are clearly in the 2nd or 3rd rank when it comes to political nouse.
I think you are around the mark there. Although I can't cop Weatherill, he's just way too socialist for my liking. Has no idea of the real world and how business and people work. And as the thread is titled "Gillard should go" - as quickly as possible surely!
Define "real" world. Pyne went from Private School to Adelaide Uni to Law Firm to Parliament. Hardly the makings of a rich and full life experience.
you can't beat good breeding, private education, connections, establishment, success, power, money. Surely better than recalcitrant school drop-out, learning how to break into cars and houses, street violence, gaol, debt, drugs, tatoos, body piercing, gaol, cemetary.
by Sky Pilot » Tue Sep 04, 2012 5:30 pm
by Jimmy_041 » Tue Sep 04, 2012 7:06 pm
Sky Pilot wrote:Leaping Lindner wrote:Sky Pilot wrote:mick wrote:Pyne is not likable but he is an extremely able politician thats why people generally on the left have such strong feelings of hatred towards him. John Howrd elicited similar feelings on the left. I for instance hate Mike Rann with a passion, because he was a master politician in a class of his own and was almost unbeatable, I can't feel the same way towards Weatherill, Gillard or any other Labor politician because they are clearly in the 2nd or 3rd rank when it comes to political nouse.
I think you are around the mark there. Although I can't cop Weatherill, he's just way too socialist for my liking. Has no idea of the real world and how business and people work. And as the thread is titled "Gillard should go" - as quickly as possible surely!
Define "real" world. Pyne went from Private School to Adelaide Uni to Law Firm to Parliament. Hardly the makings of a rich and full life experience.
you can't beat good breeding, private education, connections, establishment, success, power, money. Surely better than recalcitrant school drop-out, learning how to break into cars and houses, street violence, gaol, debt, drugs, tatoos, body piercing, gaol, cemetary.
by Psyber » Wed Sep 05, 2012 10:43 am
I've argued that too on the basis that lawyers lie for a living, and there are too many of them in politics doing it there.mick wrote: .. The career path of many on both sides of politics - maybe we could ban people with law degrees from politics? that would be a startit would certainly raise the honesty quotient.
by Psyber » Wed Sep 05, 2012 10:52 am
You have to remember Bailleau inherited a huge financial mess from the previous government, as did Kennett, and, in SA, Brown/Olsen.Leaping Lindner wrote: When States behave like Victoria it's hardly surprsing. Funny when Ballaeu bitches about school funding and he was part of a Government that shut 330 public schools, and then when Premier recently slashed $300 million from TAFE budgets. Prior to last election Balleau promised over and over Victorian teachers would be the best paid in the country. Still waiting on that one ...but the cops got their pay rise.
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