The South Australian Political Landscape
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Mali to move to federal politics this time next year, IMO.
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Brodlach wrote:wenchbarwer wrote:Gozu wrote:The Libs both state and federally are utterly unelectable.
This isn't good really Mali will announce himself as emperor of the state shortly.
Exactly, we're stuck with Captain Photo Opportunity at state level and the bumbling Elmer Fudd impersonator at federal level for quite some time...
Mali works hard, does the bloke ever see his family? He’s always at something
Working hard at hiding the half billion dollar hydrogen white elephant
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Gozu wrote:Mali to move to federal politics this time next year, IMO.
Not with such a young family I don’t think
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Brodlach wrote:Gozu wrote:Mali to move to federal politics this time next year, IMO.
Not with such a young family I don’t think
Where how what? who's being tapped on the shoulder Farrell? Georganis? Who's going to willingly give the comfort of another term in Canberra? Wong isn't give up her seat in the Senate to a member of the right and Farrel is on the overseas trade gravy train...
Let that be a lesson to you Port, no one beats the Bays five times in a row in a GF and gets away with it!!!
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Yep that's a huge problem at the moment.dedja wrote:Gozu wrote:The Libs both state and federally are utterly unelectable.
This isn't good really Mali will announce himself as emperor of the state shortly.
A government that isn't accountable is not good, neither is an ineffective opposition, but together is a disaster.
Read my reply. It is directed at you because you have double standards
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am Bays wrote:Brodlach wrote:Gozu wrote:Mali to move to federal politics this time next year, IMO.
Not with such a young family I don’t think
Where how what? who's being tapped on the shoulder Farrell? Georganis? Who's going to willingly give the comfort of another term in Canberra? Wong isn't give up her seat in the Senate to a member of the right and Farrel is on the overseas trade gravy train...
Mali is Farrell's protege.
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Brodlach wrote:Gozu wrote:Mali to move to federal politics this time next year, IMO.
Not with such a young family I don’t think
Nah these people are extremely ambitious, family or not. Today Tarzia needs to spend more time with his family, yesterday he didn't.
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So was Bernard FinniganGozu wrote:am Bays wrote:Brodlach wrote:Gozu wrote:Mali to move to federal politics this time next year, IMO.
Not with such a young family I don’t think
Where how what? who's being tapped on the shoulder Farrell? Georganis? Who's going to willingly give the comfort of another term in Canberra? Wong isn't give up her seat in the Senate to a member of the right and Farrel is on the overseas trade gravy train...
Mali is Farrell's protege.
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Gozu wrote:Brodlach wrote:Gozu wrote:Mali to move to federal politics this time next year, IMO.
Not with such a young family I don’t think
Nah these people are extremely ambitious, family or not. Today Tarzia needs to spend more time with his family, yesterday he didn't.
What's he going to do, take over from Albo? over Chalmers', Plibersek's and Burke's dead bodies...
Let that be a lesson to you Port, no one beats the Bays five times in a row in a GF and gets away with it!!!
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am Bays wrote:What's he going to do, take over from Albo? over Chalmers', Plibersek's and Burke's dead bodies...
Well given he comes with the Don's backing the only name there that could possibly keep him out of the big chair is Chalmers.
Given how highly Farrell rates Mali along with being the most popular Premier in the country and it would be killing the Right having to tolerate a lefty like Albo as leader, yes I could see Mali being lined up to replace Albo.
But he would need to get a wriggle on and get over there asap which is why I think after he wins another term here in March he'll look to move by the end of next year.
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Surely Hurn just sits this out
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Jim05 wrote:So was Bernard Finnigan
A blast from the past the only difference being Finnigan was never being viewed as a potential Premier as the Don was grooming Mali to be during the Rann/Weatherill govt.
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Gozu wrote:am Bays wrote:What's he going to do, take over from Albo? over Chalmers', Plibersek's and Burke's dead bodies...
Well given he comes with the Don's backing the only name there that could possibly keep him out of the big chair is Chalmers.
Given how highly Farrell rates Mali along with being the most popular Premier in the country and it would be killing the Right having to tolerate a lefty like Albo as leader, yes I could see Mali being lined up to replace Albo.
But he would need to get a wriggle on and get over there asap which is why I think after he wins another term here in March he'll look to move by the end of next year.
Big fish in little ponds rarely do well in a bigger pond. Extremely unlikely I reckon.
Dunno, I’m just an idiot.
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Gozu wrote:Jim05 wrote:So was Bernard Finnigan
A blast from the past the only difference being Finnigan was never being viewed as a potential Premier as the Don was grooming Mali to be during the Rann/Weatherill govt.
Plus he … ummmm … oh … ummm … oh, never mind.
Dunno, I’m just an idiot.
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The whispers are Frank vs Josh
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Choosing the leader after the election will be easier … paper, scissors, rock between the 2 who are left standing.
Dunno, I’m just an idiot.
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dedja wrote:Choosing the leader after the election will be easier … paper, scissors, rock between the 2 who are left standing.
Yep, why Hurn should sit this out
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Shannon Hurn's sister is the new Liberal leader.
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Gozu wrote:Mali to move to federal politics this time next year, IMO.
No he won't. He'll stay as Premier after the next election.
He's still to decide what to do after that.
dedja: Dunno, I’m just an idiot.
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