Re: The South Australian Political Landscape
Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2014 11:20 pm
Who should I vote for?
Squids wrote:Who should I vote for?
cracka wrote:Psyber wrote:Meanwhile, up here in the seat of Heysen, I have had no literature come to my letter box or my PO Box from any party at all - just posters on the roadsides.
I guess everyone is assuming Isobel Redmond will retain the seat, just as no one expects Mt Antionadis to win up north.
I've seen and spoken to Isobel around the locality, and so she is still showing the flag, and not making that assumption.
I have had an email from Mark Parnell asking for my vote in the upper house - I'm on his list after emailing him about a couple of issues last year.
That's the only thing I don't like about living in the hills. Its such a safe Liberal seat for both State & Federal politics that my vote wont make a difference. Luckily there is always Xenophon or people he has endorsed in the senate to vote for.
Jimmy_041 wrote:I saw it and have decided to vote Liberal this election because its not about a Leader, its about the economic incompetence.
If I want a debater, I'll go to a mock trial
"If everything that's advised to my office that's going according to what you would imagine is proper policy had to be double-checked and triple checked it would be impossible," he said.
"It is a large enough task to deal with those things ... which we can see are not going to plan."
Mr Weatherill apologised to parents and said they were "entitled to be angry" that they were not formally notified of the rape of a student until last Friday.
"I share that anger," he said.
Jimmy_041 wrote:Not worried at all: I just laugh at Labor trying to make this a beauty contest and hiding the truth
Here it is for all to see: http://indaily.com.au/business/2014/03/05/sa-economy-retreats/
Very hard to hide the lies now