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Meanwhile KRudd is still receiving counselling In between hairdresser appointments

where is bill short...... I mean BD2 these days ?

i recently went abbott watching in canberra... here's one of my snaps. i think it's a beauty and its great to see him in his natural habitat with his liberal mates

Yep, and here is what 99% of Australians do when they see Snake in the grass Bill Shorten at a media conference or question time in parliament

woodublieve12 wrote:i recently went abbott watching in canberra... here's one of my snaps. i think it's a beauty and its great to see him in his natural habitat with his liberal mates

Tony can run but you cant hide!

Who is more boring Abbott or Shorten ? I think Shorten wins this as Abbott can be fairly entertaining with some of his wacky moments.

Wow - with no media bias during an election campaign to whinge about the ALP followers resort to posting photos of potatoes to argue their politcial stance.

LOL... now where can I find a picture of someone clutching at straws?

scoob wrote:Wow - with no media bias during an election campaign to whinge about the ALP followers resort to posting photos of potatoes to argue their politcial stance.

LOL... now where can I find a picture of someone clutching at straws?

as ive stated on here before both our party leaders at the time of the election were spuds, but i felt rudd was a far better option then the other. i don't have a favorite party and i vote on the side who has the better options. for me and my family!

I personally believe Abbott is an embarrassment to this country and a dead set spud!!! Australia's very own George W Bush! his views on life are so outdated. and if i hear him say 'stop the boats' one more time i will punch him in the throat

I believe you and everything you say because you posted a GIF showing someone punching someone else in the throat

scoob wrote:I believe you and everything you say because you posted a GIF showing someone punching someone else in the throat

so you should..

Need a new Senate so we can bitch about privatisation of HECS and the economically crippling paid maternity leave scheme.

Bill Shortens New Facebook profile picture

I haven't been following politics much lately but caught the arse-end of The Drum last night and Laurie Oakes was the special guest (launching a new book) and he tore strips off of Scott Morrison for his arrogance and information hiding at his weekly 'stop the boats' press conferences, Oakes said he's basically giving the journos and thus the public the finger and that it's disgusting.

He also said Abbott's approach of hiding himself & Ministers by sending out backbenchers all the time was poor form.

What happened to the boats being turned back?

Gozu wrote:I haven't been following politics much lately but caught the arse-end of The Drum last night and Laurie Oakes was the special guest (launching a new book) and he tore strips off of Scott Morrison for his arrogance and information hiding at his weekly 'stop the boats' press conferences, Oakes said he's basically giving the journos and thus the public the finger and that it's disgusting.

He also said Abbott's approach of hiding himself & Ministers by sending out backbenchers all the time was poor form.

Oakes is part of the problem, gave them a free run up to the election and is now having a whinge.

Barto wrote:What happened to the boats being turned back?

non-core promise ... shit happens

I missed this at the time, pretty embarrassing stuff from Abbott:

Tony Abbott's use of a Washington Post interview to brand his Labor predecessors as ''wacko'' and ''embarrassing'' could set back his working relationship with the Obama adminstration, a leading US commentator says.

Norman Ornstein, an author and political scientist with the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute, said he ''winced'' when he read the interview in which Mr Abbott put the boot into the Rudd-Gillard government in unusually strong language for a foreign interview.

''It really does violate a basic principle of diplomacy to drag in your domestic politics when you go abroad,'' Dr Ornstein said. ''It certainly can't help in building a bond of any sort with President Obama to rip into a party, government and - at least implicitly - leader, with whom Obama has worked so closely.

''Perhaps you can chalk it up to a rookie mistake. But it is a pretty big one.''

Politicians around the world typically refrain from engaging in fierce domestic political argument when they are speaking to an overseas audience.

http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/ ... z2ixTMuCK8

A leopard never changes it's spots, still the same old Mad Monk.

It's not inexperience, he's just an idiot

Gozu wrote:I missed this at the time, pretty embarrassing stuff from Abbott:

Tony Abbott's use of a Washington Post interview to brand his Labor predecessors as ''wacko'' and ''embarrassing'' could set back his working relationship with the Obama adminstration, a leading US commentator says.

Norman Ornstein, an author and political scientist with the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute, said he ''winced'' when he read the interview in which Mr Abbott put the boot into the Rudd-Gillard government in unusually strong language for a foreign interview.

''It really does violate a basic principle of diplomacy to drag in your domestic politics when you go abroad,'' Dr Ornstein said. ''It certainly can't help in building a bond of any sort with President Obama to rip into a party, government and - at least implicitly - leader, with whom Obama has worked so closely.

''Perhaps you can chalk it up to a rookie mistake. But it is a pretty big one.''

Politicians around the world typically refrain from engaging in fierce domestic political argument when they are speaking to an overseas audience.

http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/ ... z2ixTMuCK8

A leopard never changes it's spots, still the same old Mad Monk.

oh dear...

Tony don't look down the camera lens and tell me "YOU VOTED FOR ME AND I WILL DELIVER"
Get this clear I did not vote for you or anything you stand for!