[Stings]

I wasn't really aiming for burned, but whatever.

[retired_chinioti22]

Originally posted by davidbowie:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Scott AM:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by davidbowie:
I can't stand rudd. Slimly little troll of a man. His part is a bunch of incompetent union puppets who spent the last 6 years fighting over who should be leader.

Do I want them running the country? No Thanks.

I see the Liberal smear campaign has left you refreshingly unbiased. </BLOCKQUOTE>

k.

Nice to know the Labor union propaganda has left you brilliantly unbiased. </BLOCKQUOTE>

I wouldn't trust either Rudd or Howard, and I think Costello appears far more competent than Swan (based largely on their views on the housing prices), but then I'm not the one spewing the party line.

[retired_v_meenucancer]

i'm getting the impression that politicians in australia are creepy unpleasant types who don't even have the decency to wash and look presentable. am i right?

[retired_chinioti22]

Originally posted by Kill Rock Stars:
i'm getting the impression that politicians in australia are creepy unpleasant types who don't even have the decency to wash and look presentable. am i right?

That's not true, Howard trimmed his eyebrows once. They tend to be more childish than creepy, too.

[retired_anne walter]

I'm not the one spewing the party line.

Liberal smear campaign

Could you trot out more utter ****?

[retired_anne walter]

Originally posted by Scott AM:
I see the Liberal smear campaign has left you refreshingly unbiased.

Because more green trees will put more money in your pocket leading to a better standard of life. :thup:

Labour is still riddled with union infighting. Funniest thing is Rudd's "I'll be here for years" speech. Not if your deputy has anything to do about that pal....

[retired_nafrally]

Saha, Scatter and Cav, who will you guys be voting for respectively?

[retired_chinioti22]

Originally posted by Divinity:
<BLOCKQUOTE>I'm not the one spewing the party line.

Liberal smear campaign

Could you trot out more utter ****? </BLOCKQUOTE>

I guess I could start prattling on about Howard being too old and stale to run the country and how scarily uncertain (and smug) the prospect of Costello as PM would be. But I guess I'll just go hug some trees while I can, seeing as how they won't be around too long after Howard is re-elected.

[retired_anne walter]

Originally posted by Scott AM:
I guess I could start prattling on about Howard being too old and stale to run the country

Yea, 68 just SO ancient. Twit.

and how scarily uncertain (and smug) the prospect of Costello as PM would be.

Uncertain? WHAT? How is that not the case for EVERY other federal politician in the country ffs?

But I guess I'll just go hug some trees while I can, seeing as how they won't be around too long after Howard is re-elected.

You do that, and leave the important decisions to the rest of us, cheers.

[retired_anne walter]

Originally posted by Rdysn5:
Saha, Scatter and Cav, who will you guys be voting for respectively?

To be honest, I'm not sure yet - will have a chat with the wife and look at where our priorities lie over the next three years, but chances are the tax cuts will play a large part, ditto economic stability, and we'll be paying close attention to early childhood education policy given that our daughter will be 5 by the time of the election after this one.

Environment, terrorism, and social issues probably rock bottom of the list for me.