I think it's too soon to say that about Fatty McFuckface.
If an opportunity arises the next time around we may see his ugly mug in the next election, who knows?
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I think it's too soon to say that about Fatty McFuckface.
If an opportunity arises the next time around we may see his ugly mug in the next election, who knows?
must be some incredible spin going on sky news.
MediaWatch show clips of credlin and markson going on how the poles were wrong and dutton was going to be P.M etc.
they were even more wrong than usually.
not to mention the news corpse papers.
bowen got a nice little jab in at them for trumpeting a poll that claim he was he was 20% an independent.
MediaWatch show clips of credlin and markson going on how the poles were wrong and dutton was going to be P.M etc.
they were even more wrong than usually.
not to mention the news corpse papers.
bowen got a nice little jab in at them for trumpeting a poll that claim he was he was 20% an independent.
Gina Rineheart thinks that Australia should have more Trump like policies. We said on the weekend - that we don't. Maybe should leave.
She's fucking delusional
^ Pretty much. So are her supporters.
I just read that message she wrote again and really it's quite the unhinged scribe
Greens leaderless
www.abc.net.au
Greens leaderless as Adam Bandt projected to lose in Melbourne
Greens leader Adam Bandt has little in common with defeated Liberal leader Peter Dutton, but the pair now share the misfortune of being party leaders who lost their own seats in an election that saw Labor romp home.
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Just like Poilivere in Canada lost his riding...Greens leaderless
Greens leaderless as Adam Bandt projected to lose in Melbourne
Greens leader Adam Bandt has little in common with defeated Liberal leader Peter Dutton, but the pair now share the misfortune of being party leaders who lost their own seats in an election that saw Labor romp home.
Pierre Poilievre loses Carleton riding he’s held for 20 years | Globalnews.ca
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre lost his riding of Carleton to Liberal candidate Bruce Fanjoy, a seat he's held since being elected in 2004.
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Just like Poilivere in Canada lost his riding...
Pierre Poilievre loses Carleton riding he’s held for 20 years | Globalnews.ca
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre lost his riding of Carleton to Liberal candidate Bruce Fanjoy, a seat he's held since being elected in 2004.
We had three leaders lose in their ridings in our election:
- Conservatives' Poilievre
- NDP's Singh
- Green's Pedneault (co-leader)
Congrats to Australia for their Labour landslide. Nice to see you reject RW politics whole-heartedly. We also rejected it, but sadly not quite as full-bore as you did... the Liberals were held to a minority, and the Conservatives still had a very strong showing. Thanks to you for showing the world how it's done.
If we had rejected it as strongly as you have, then perhaps Poilievre would have been forced out by his party regardless. At least Dutton seems to have had the good grace to step away.
There was an article on the CBC looking what the likely outcome would have been it trudeau had kept his promise and got rid of first part the post and replaced with a preferential voting system like Australia has.
the conclusion was we'd have majority liberal govt.
Quite funny to see people repeating stuff I pointed out a couple of days ago. 
Good to know the level of attention my posts attract in this thread. 
But anyway.
Whatever else anyone wants to say about the Greens, the incontrovertible fact remains that they have been the only party in this country to stand up for Palestine and out call the despicable genocide in Gaza for what it is. It's only to be expected that the coalition - in its current form - wouldn't do the same, but it's contemptible that the supposedly progressive Labor lot haven't spoken up. Then again Labor spent all those years in opposition aiding and abetting the coalition's repulsive asylum seeker / refugee policies, so they clearly aren't remotely as progressive as they / people imagine they are. And as usual, portfolios will be allocated according to factions rather than competence / ability.
What a time to be alive.
Good to know the level of attention my posts attract in this thread. But anyway.Whatever else anyone wants to say about the Greens, the incontrovertible fact remains that they have been the only party in this country to stand up for Palestine and out call the despicable genocide in Gaza for what it is. It's only to be expected that the coalition - in its current form - wouldn't do the same, but it's contemptible that the supposedly progressive Labor lot haven't spoken up. Then again Labor spent all those years in opposition aiding and abetting the coalition's repulsive asylum seeker / refugee policies, so they clearly aren't remotely as progressive as they / people imagine they are. And as usual, portfolios will be allocated according to factions rather than competence / ability.
What a time to be alive.
Quite funny to see people repeating stuff I pointed out a couple of days ago.
Whatever else anyone wants to say about the Greens, the incontrovertible fact remains that they have been the only party in this country to stand up for Palestine and out call the despicable genocide in Gaza for what it is. It's only to be expected that the coalition - in its current form - wouldn't do the same, but it's contemptible that the supposedly progressive Labor lot haven't spoken up. Then again Labor spent all those years in opposition aiding and abetting the coalition's repulsive asylum seeker / refugee policies, so they clearly aren't remotely as progressive as they / people imagine they are. And as usual, portfolios will be allocated according to factions rather than competence / ability.
What a time to be alive.
When Labor were in opposition during those times yeah, funny that they never opposed any of the horrible things the coalition were doing, only giving lip service to any concerns. Funny that
More drama with the Nationals and leadership challenges
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Live: Nationals leader faces Canavan challenge as Taylor confirms he'll contest Liberal leadership
Queensland senator Matt Canavan will challenge David Littleproud for leadership of the Nationals while Angus Taylor will run against Sussan Ley for the leadership of the Liberal Party. Follow live.
www.abc.net.au
