It went up to similar figures on Rudd mk2, but pretty much immediately tanked again. MT will drop from these numbers for sure, but not by as much I think.Interesting. Didn't Labor's polling dive when Gillard took over?
It went up to similar figures on Rudd mk2, but pretty much immediately tanked again. MT will drop from these numbers for sure, but not by as much I think.Interesting. Didn't Labor's polling dive when Gillard took over?
Turncoat on 7:30 (right meow).OH BOY BILL SHORTEN ON Q&A TONI-zzzzzz
For those who want in on the Crikey thing, I've created a Google Docs spreadsheet that's open to editing and such. Quote this post to get the link and fill in your details
(This is just a shitload easier to try and poll people and take notes, and this way I have all your details... at least, the ones that let me start sorting shit out)
Turncoat on 7:30 (right meow).
Memo to the ALP, wake the fuck up.
The date you signed up is probably easiest. Unless it's easier to find out when it expires, I don't think it matters much (I can work it out either way).I take it sub date is the date it expires ?
Couldn't resist:
The date you signed up is probably easiest. Unless it's easier to find out when it expires, I don't think it matters much (I can work it out either way).
Couldn't resist:
This ticks every box. It's not that hard to build a narrative about Turnbull being self-centred and perhaps not that much farther right of the Labor right than he is left of the Liberal left, but this person goes above and beyond. Supports the gays, believes in climate change which is obviously false, spouts 'invalidated' Keynesian economics, is more socially progressive than the Liberal Party of the 1970s... Di Natale better look out!
Cory Bernardi out for blood on 4 Corners. ABC really does the best political docos.
Holy shit, he's going full retard.Cory Bernardi out for blood on 4 Corners. ABC really does the best political docos.
This four corners is amazing. It's a hilarious highlight reel.
Seems so...Media Watch! Will they go all in on Abbott?
Shortens been fine so far. How many times can he answer the same questions about the Royal Commission
Edit: Shorten is so strong on industrial relations it's silly. Woman who asked question on 'unions are scary' getting well served.
It's almost like he's worried about getting fired up? Understandable as any wrong placed word will be used against him, but half of these questions have begged for a snarky retort.Yeah that was his best answer so far, almost got fired up.
It's almost like he's worried about getting fired up? Understandable as any wrong placed word will be used against him, but half of these questions have begged for a snarky retort.
I think I agree with your main point, but 'belief that government spending is problematic'? Labor always wants to up government spending?The real problem I have with the ALP is that I know that while they believe in the things that Shorten outlined tonight re. education, public transport etc. it will always play second fiddle to their belief that government spending is problematic. I can't ever vote 1 for ALP knowing they have that neo-liberal ideological core there, as it makes their aspirations for being a social democratic workers party ring hollow.
Yeah look he's not a buffoon like Abbott or Hockey. And not a PR screw-up like Gillard.Shorten my not be one of those 'inspiring' leaders that are generally required for Labor to win elections but when it comes to the bigger/more prominent moments, like budget replies or conventions or Q&A (lol) he's pretty serviceable. It's just that the rest of the time it seems like his spine has been removed so he can collapse into a smaller, more gelatinous target.
I think I agree with your main point, but 'belief that government spending is problematic'? Labor always wants to up government spending?
The budget being seen as an end in and of itself is something of a feature of western economies for a while, really, due to a major shift to neoliberalism. It's gonna be take a big shift in the political landscape to push away from that idiotic mindset, thankfully, Australians generally tend to be suspicious of neoliberalism, which infuriates the major parties.
kinda shitty for a honeymoon period
Newspoll out, Lib 51 - ALP 49. Turnbull with double lead on preferred PM.
Morrison's Treasurer that feeling won't lastI guess people were fine with the Abbott governments policies then, it was just Abbott they didn't like.
I guess people were fine with the Abbott governments policies then, it was just Abbott they didn't like.