Thread: Can't wait for the election to be over...

Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

is it just me?,,
I would rather have no surplus and hospitals that worked, roads without potholes, draught beer instead of cans,
better funding for the elderly,,

You have my vote

I cant wait for it to be over ,either.
If Mr, Rudd ( I wonder if he is any relation to those down on our selection. ) wins, it's just going to be
so wonderful, is'nt it !
Cheers, I think.

PS:
Dad an Dave an Kevin ! Oh my.

One good thing tho, eh.
The zombie will sing ( ? ) up a storm and clear the air,
which will save the environment and the world.
Cant wait.

Stand by for a major drama, there's trouble in Qld.

The Ruddskis are running very late for their 'official launch'...

GQ

Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

is it just me?,,
I would rather have no surplus and hospitals that worked, roads without potholes, draught beer instead of cans,
better funding for the elderly,,

I think most people feel that way but for some reason the pollies just can't see it. Wouldn't it be nice to have a political party with a real vision for the future instead of just their own agenda?

They do have a vision for the future, frenchie,
trouble is, it has nothing to do with we voters,
getting re-elected in 3 years is far more important. eek:

Remember, it's all about power, the pollies couldn't give a tinkers cus about the 80% of the 'dyed in the wool party faithful' voters who'll always vote for one their party - they're in the bag - they're after the undecided 20%...

Power...

Kim Beazley was dumped, eventually, not because he's a nice bloke, but because he was content with being in the role of the opposition - a no no in politics.

GQ

Originally Posted by Quiggers

Kim Beazley was dumped, eventually, not because he's a nice bloke, but because he was content with being in the role of the opposition - a no no in politics.

GQ

He was pretty content with other rolls too.
Sausage
Bread
Jelly
etc

Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift View Post
is it just me?,,
I would rather have no surplus and hospitals that worked, roads without potholes, draught beer instead of cans,
better funding for the elderly,,
No, you are definitely not on your own there.

I think this is a point lost on the Libs in particular but the pollies desperate for our vote in general.

The electorate has become more fiscally savvy, thanks largely to compulsory super I think, and people are aware that having more disposable income isn't necessarily a great thing.