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Agreed Sunfish. The vast vast majority of Qlders utterly rejected Labor's idea of Govt and management, and turfed them out on their ear. Mismanagement of the economy and a massive unsustainable spending spree weren't the only reasons, but probably the prime reasons. That was only in...

Rubbish. Under Labor's policies up there in Queensland, the economy has been trashed - to the tune of a debt of 65 Billion. That's a big number for a solitary state. 65 Billion worth of mismanagement. Ouch. Queenslanders in March unilaterally voted to get themselves out of the Labor poo...

Is that a given ?? If so, what is driving the higher costs ??

What ?? You lying toad. You posted previously that you lived in the Warringah seat (Tony Abbott's own electorate) but couldn't stomach voting for him. You also couldn't stand Labor, so you voted for Austen Tayshus, the washed up comedian representing the Australian Sex Party. Turn it...

So.....has anyone changed their opinion after 156 posts ?? :D

Thanks buzz - hadn't seen that. The overall impression I received from that 12 minute spiel was that I am yet to see a ruder interviewer than Leigh. Staggerringly rude. I don't recall one answer of Tony's not being impertinently interrupted. Is Leigh just about set to do a Maxine...

Charming Ed, you call everyone reading this ignorant, then reckon everyone else is lying when discussing how big the ****pile is that Labor left the entire State in.... As I said before, does it really matter.....Labor seem to mismanage things so grossly, that 65 Billion is so massive that...

It wasn't a poll....it was a state wide election, where the Labor Party got thrashed so badly that it no longer has the right to call itself a party. Did you miss it ?? You have absolutely no basis whatsoever to make this claim. The people (all the people) spoke very clearly in March...

The only polls that tell the truth are the ones conducted by the AEC, and have the entire adult voting population as their sample size.

Seriously....you should sit down and keep as quiet as a mouse. Having admitted previously you wickedly wasted your hard fought right to vote by voting for a deadbeat washed up comedian representing no less than the Sex Party of Australia, it's like listening to the bleatings of the son of a...

Yes, apparently the will of the vast majority of the Qld electors counts for nought, should be ignored and new polls by the chattering classes must be observed. I think the reality of the drubbing hasn't quite set in, and the damage to the Qld economy of nigh on 20 years of Labor is still to...

No. Have you seen the reasonably big poll they did on the 24th of March ?? :D http://www.abc.net.au/elections/qld/2012/

There were very intelligent people saying the same thing about Anna Bligh up in Qld a few months before the election whitewash that devastated Labor. I'm reasonably sure that most of the folks who will stand at the ballot box have already made up their mind who they are going to vote for...

Listening to some of the commentators penny, there appears to be wheelbarrow loads of it. Of course, there are different levels of "evidence"..... Admissible court evidence Inadmissible court evidence Royal Commission findings Stat Decs Photos Title Deeds 1,100 page Federal...

True - anything can happen over time....including ill health. If one of the Labor members fell ill, this would have big consequences....not that anyone would wish that of course, but there are a few Labor members who aren't in pristine condition. If anyone from the coalition fell ill, it...

It's a very good question Ned. Despite the general trend against Labor right now, they hold so many safe seats in both Western Sydney and Western Melbourne where a good portion of the Australian population live that it is difficult to wrest control from them. Not impossible - just difficult...

I was having a look at the Federal lower house pendulum the other day, especially after the latest poll (which I place no weight on) which suggested the final two party preferred (2PP) vote was going to be 56 / 44. I'm not 100% sure, but I think (because 1 vote stripped off Labor and sent to...

No such thing....the public never get to vote for the PM....they can only vote for their local member. The PM is decided by the parliamentary team in power at the time. It happens of course a lot more in opposition as they jostle for position. We've seen this amply demonstrated with all...

hehehe....nothing to see here folks. Look - what's under this rock. Hoy - don't look there, look over here. Concentrate on this rock, don't look up. hehehe....