Re: Gillard or Rudd
Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 2:51 amdedja wrote:All I want to know is ... where the faark is Norman Gunston?
NG for GG - NG for GG - NG for GG
NG for GG - NG for GG - NG for GG
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Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 2:51 amNG for GG - NG for GG - NG for GG
Re: Gillard or Rudd
Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 7:07 amJimmy_041 wrote:Discussion around the table tonight
Jimmy, Mrs Jimmy, Miss Jimmy (1st time voter)
We all liked Rudd
We dont like Gillard, and most relevant, the gender argument was a major negative, it didn't stop Thatcher, and colour didnt stop Obama.
Rudd was discarded by the political Labor party not the people - big difference
The Labor Party got rid of Rudd because they didnt like him, not us
Gillard - GO
She shafted the Leader - dont cry now when it happens to you
Maybe explain to Miss Jimmy that you don't vote for a person, you vote for a party. It's the Party that makes the decisions, not just the face of it.
Re: Gillard or Rudd
Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 8:06 amTechnically no you don't vote for a person yet a party but you do get the leader shoved in your face so a lot will vote for that person I.e. vote their local member in so as they get that face in.
So yes, people do vote for a face, in a way but yes that's not tecnically they way it works
So yes, people do vote for a face, in a way but yes that's not tecnically they way it works
Re: Gillard or Rudd
Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 8:21 amill get this off my chest and so you all know I am cropping farmer who votes liberal, but what happened again last night is a dead set national disgrace. it is little wonder the country is in a mess and although I don't believe Gillard has done her best, how the bloody hell could she when for 3 years she had this evil evil man in the background. yes, she did the same, once! how many times has he had a crack since. governments are suppose to get on with the job of running the country or at least have some sort of a crack at it, not this one. remember governments are suppose to be a team and although some people don't like abbott, I actually like the team they have. no I in team!!
Re: Gillard or Rudd
Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 9:16 amdjd wrote:ill get this off my chest and so you all know I am cropping farmer who votes liberal, but what happened again last night is a dead set national disgrace. it is little wonder the country is in a mess and although I don't believe Gillard has done her best, how the bloody hell could she when for 3 years she had this evil evil man in the background. yes, she did the same, once! how many times has he had a crack since. governments are suppose to get on with the job of running the country or at least have some sort of a crack at it, not this one. remember governments are suppose to be a team and although some people don't like abbott, I actually like the team they have. no I in team!!
Are you serious? go live in f---n Europe or the States
Re: Gillard or Rudd
Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 9:31 amKevin Rudd, PM.
Day #1 Agenda:
1. Get sworn in.
2. Move the bogans out of The Lodge.
3. Ratf@%k those ratf@%kers who ratf@%ked me!
Day #1 Agenda:
1. Get sworn in.
2. Move the bogans out of The Lodge.
3. Ratf@%k those ratf@%kers who ratf@%ked me!
Re: Gillard or Rudd
Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 9:54 amdjd wrote:ill get this off my chest and so you all know I am cropping farmer who votes liberal, but what happened again last night is a dead set national disgrace. it is little wonder the country is in a mess and although I don't believe Gillard has done her best, how the bloody hell could she when for 3 years she had this evil evil man in the background. yes, she did the same, once! how many times has he had a crack since. governments are suppose to get on with the job of running the country or at least have some sort of a crack at it, not this one. remember governments are suppose to be a team and although some people don't like abbott, I actually like the team they have. no I in team!!
was with you until the abbott comment
Re: Gillard or Rudd
Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 11:11 amshoe boy wrote:djd wrote:ill get this off my chest and so you all know I am cropping farmer who votes liberal, but what happened again last night is a dead set national disgrace. it is little wonder the country is in a mess and although I don't believe Gillard has done her best, how the bloody hell could she when for 3 years she had this evil evil man in the background. yes, she did the same, once! how many times has he had a crack since. governments are suppose to get on with the job of running the country or at least have some sort of a crack at it, not this one. remember governments are suppose to be a team and although some people don't like abbott, I actually like the team they have. no I in team!!
Are you serious? go live in f---n Europe or the States
yeah, the carbon tax, the NBN, stopping the boats are all "great policies"......just to name a few
Re: Gillard or Rudd
Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 11:54 amMagpiespower wrote:Kevin Rudd, PM.
Day #1 Agenda:
1. Get sworn in.
2. Move the bogans out of The Lodge.
3. Fumigate the place.
4. Ratf@%k those ratf@%kers who ratf@%ked me!
Re: Gillard or Rudd
Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 11:01 pmJimmy_041 wrote:Magpiespower wrote:Kevin Rudd, PM.
Day #1 Agenda:
1. Get sworn in.
2. Move the bogans out of The Lodge.
3. Fumigate the place.
4. Ratf@%k those ratf@%kers who ratf@%ked me!
Put in a good word
Re: Gillard or Rudd
Posted: Fri Jun 28, 2013 10:02 amhelicopterking wrote:Jimmy_041 wrote:Discussion around the table tonight
Jimmy, Mrs Jimmy, Miss Jimmy (1st time voter)
We all liked Rudd
We dont like Gillard, and most relevant, the gender argument was a major negative, it didn't stop Thatcher, and colour didnt stop Obama.
Rudd was discarded by the political Labor party not the people - big difference
The Labor Party got rid of Rudd because they didnt like him, not us
Gillard - GO
She shafted the Leader - dont cry now when it happens to you
Maybe explain to Miss Jimmy that you don't vote for a person, you vote for a party. It's the Party that makes the decisions, not just the face of it.
Actually, you do vote for a person.
Unfortunately, in my area, that happens to be Chwistopher Pyne
Funny thing is, her friends and she love watching him when he gets all worked up in Parliament, and they do call him the poodle.
Pyne might actually get his 1st first preference vote out of the 041 household.
Re: Gillard or Rudd
Posted: Fri Jun 28, 2013 10:11 amVoting out Pyne appears to be my only motivation to vote 
Re: Gillard or Rudd
Posted: Fri Jun 28, 2013 10:11 ampyne is a joke and always has been
Re: Gillard or Rudd
Posted: Fri Jun 28, 2013 10:57 amPyne will be a senior cabinet minister after the next election.
Re: Gillard or Rudd
Posted: Fri Jun 28, 2013 11:22 amam Bays wrote:Pyne will be a senior cabinet minister after the next election.
Re: Gillard or Rudd
Posted: Fri Jun 28, 2013 1:04 pmBully wrote:pyne is a joke and always has been
agreed but he keeps getting elected
Re: Gillard or Rudd
Posted: Sat Jun 29, 2013 11:03 amRudd has put the Brisbanes cross river rail project back on schedule.
Re: Gillard or Rudd
Posted: Sat Jun 29, 2013 3:56 pmI've not met him so I'll reserve judgement until I do.Bully wrote:pyne is a joke and always has been
I was surprised to discover I get on quite well with Cory Bernardi even though we don't agree on policy detail a lot, with me being the left faction of the Liberal Party! We've had a few debates over issues of disagreement at functions.
Even so, he nominated me for a branch committee position recently.
Re: Gillard or Rudd
Posted: Sat Jun 29, 2013 4:07 pmPsyber wrote:I've not met him so I'll reserve judgement until I do.Bully wrote:pyne is a joke and always has been
I was surprised to discover I get on quite well with Cory Bernardi even though we don't agree on policy detail a lot, with me being the left faction of the Liberal Party! We've had a few debates over issues of disagreement at functions.
Even so, he nominated me for a branch committee position recently.
I have. He came around to a mates house of mine whilst I was there in Campbelltown and talked shit for an hour campaigning. My mates dad asked him questions he couldn't answer and he made up and excuse he had to disappear back to his office for important "meetings" in the next 20 minutes. We then, once he left went to the shops, and saw him having a coffee with someone and when he noticed us he jumped up and walked away/ This was like only 20 minutes after.
Re: Gillard or Rudd
Posted: Sat Jun 29, 2013 5:42 pmQ. wrote:Voting out Pyne appears to be my only motivation to vote
X 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
Gillard's legacy will be The Poodle ...