I will stop wasting time

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Paul Keating: “Recession we had to have”

Kevin Rudd: Lack of spending at the start of last recession, prolonged the recession

Even Kevin Rudd agreed that Keating was at fault for not spending enough to cushion the last recession.

It was not a dilusion for Kevin Rudd, maybe you are the one the delusional one

Oz: in my dreams the ALP are the greatest, they fixed everthing, the trains are on time, people aren’t dying in hosipital, teachers are happy.

I will stop wasting time arguing with idiots who have no argument except, I will always vote for the ALP. People need to start living in the real world. I stopped believing the ALP cares about the workers a long time ago, if they do, why do taxes go up and people become unemployed. The ALP cares about 1 thing only Power and the unions who gives them power

1998

Hopeless.

Cain/Kirner

I’m inclined to give the Feds more of a pass than I am some of the state governments. Certainly nobody would seriously argue Hawke and Keating were remotely as bad as Kirner or Brian Burke.

The Liberals will do what the Liberals do everytime Labor stuffs up an economy

for example

Victoria Caine/Kernot
WA: WA Inc
SA:
NSW:
Federally: Hawke and Keating

The Liberals has been fixing up Labors mess so often, that I have no doubt they will do a better job than the useless incompetant ALP

Did you here about the single carriage train propose by Campbell. Lets provide services to less people and take the state back to the 50s, we have done it to the budget already

I certainly agree that we’re going to see a boost in the Greens vote from unhappy Labor people, unless Rees can work a miracle. Ironically, it will probably lead to an increase in the number of Liberal MP’s under OPV.

Could Rees overturn OPV and re-institute compulsory preferences? It would be a blantantly cynical and partisan move but it could save a few Labor MPs in seats like Coogee or Drummoyne.

he is in Marrickville and he and everyone of his family will be voting for the Green.

Good on him, because The Greens, unlike the Coalition, have a detailed set of policies to make NSW a state worth living in.

You can’t even explain why you want the Libs in power, yet you defend and support them violently. I ask you what they would do to fix the state and you imply that I’m some kind of Labor barracker who can’t see the ills of the state. I’ve pointed out the State government’s woes more than you.