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G-Spot Run posted:I disagree with her politics and I know they're trying to make her sound like a dodgy gently caress but all I'm getting from this article is "Kenyan-born lady may have been poor prior to getting a highly paid job". 
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The Before Times posted:I mean the only reason Hinch ever ran for parliament was so he could read out the names of pedophiles under parliamentary privilege (note this is bad primarily because it can make their victims or families easier to identify, which for privacy reasons you don't want to happen). Didn't he sleep with an underage girl too?
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The Before Times posted:wait wait did they accidentally abolish all income tax from 2024 kind of
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Birdstrike posted:kind of *uncannily accurate Edna Krabappel laugh*
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https://twitter.com/SquigglyRick/status/1009334273575305217 Stuck around St Petersburg when I saw it was time for a change...
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Birdstrike posted:kind of So they really are going scorched earth for the ALP to clean up when they get into power. "We legislated no income tax for everyone and now the devious fucks in the ALP want to take it away."
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Some of the changes are so far ahead that Shorten could be a 2-term PM and still not have to deal with them directly.
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:Embattled Liberal senator Lucy Gichuhi was taken to court seven times for failing to pay $8,359 worth of council rates and $1,372 in water bills. See it wouldn't surprise me to see a Lib/conservative thinking bills are below them (see: Bob Day, same party) but also it's the Daily Mail so I automatically think it's made up.
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this broken hill posted:toys for rear end bum agreed
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MysticalMachineGun posted:See it wouldn't surprise me to see a Lib/conservative thinking bills are below them (see: Bob Day, same party) but also it's the Daily Mail so I automatically think it's made up. I assume they got the story from somewhere else. Since they don't appear to have stolen the story from another media organisation my guess is that someone who wants to hurt her preselection chances has been doing some digging.
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NTRabbit posted:This is absolutely a factional hack job from the right, because they don't want a johnnie come lately black woman sitting in a preselection spot that has already been promised to a white man from the machinery. Isn't she a factional hack right wing Jesus nut case
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JBP posted:Isn't she a factional hack right wing Jesus nut case Two factional right wing hacks can hate each other
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:Her multiple investment properties. Yeah fair enough there, but if I learned anything from the banking royal commission it's that not everyone who got on the investment property gravy train is making out like the bandit they intended to be.
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MysticalMachineGun posted:Two factional right wing hacks can hate each other That's pretty much all the Australian publishes when it's not publishing hatchet peices blaming the ABC / Labour / Greens for all that is wrong in the world.
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JBP posted:Isn't she a factional hack right wing Jesus nut case She was in Family First, so while she's a right wing nut job, she's an outsider who was tacked on by someone in Liberal party management who recruited her for the public win and the optics, and the right doesn't want her.
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G-Spot Run posted:Yeah fair enough there, but if I learned anything from the banking royal commission it's that not everyone who got on the investment property gravy train is making out like the bandit they intended to be.
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Synthbuttrange posted:right on right violence exists In this case I'd say it's... white on right 
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Issue is LNP has no one leadership material in the ranks after Turnbull. Shorten can easily play the status quo.
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Anidav posted:Issue is LNP has no one leadership material in the ranks after Turnbull. Shorten can easily play the status quo. I'm pretty sure Dutton is cleaning his knife of all that immigrant blood so Turnbull can have an honorable knifing.
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Anidav posted:I disagree. Peter Dutton may lose his seat. God if only Problem is it doesn't matter if the next leader is a complete numpty, the Murdoch press will back them to the hilt. Lest we forget the "Australia needs Tony" front page. gently caress. Still makes my blood boil.
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Anidav posted:Murdoch will only back a winner. they'll only back Labor if it looks like they'll win, then they'll go straight back to backing the Libs as soon as possible.
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I disagree, there is some good in papa's heart!
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Next leader will be someone like Bishop or (comedy option) Andrews who tries to pick up the pieces before being knifed for Porter or Dutton.
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Anidav posted:I disagree, there is some good in papa's heart! That's if he's not on his death bed already. When was the last time he was seen in public?
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Anidav posted:I disagree, there is some good in papa's heart! Papa Murdle.
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Anidav posted:I disagree, there is some good in papa's heart! Is he still alive? No one has seen him since his "accident" and the only communication method he's supposedly used is email.
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You Am I posted:Is he still alive? No one has seen him since his "accident" and the only communication method he's supposedly used is email. *corrects giant turban* He is still alive.
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Dutton probably will lose his seat. It's not safe Liberal and he's hated enough that he only held it by a small margin in 2016. Even with the My biggest issue with Labor messaging at the moment goes back to the statement on the previous page with regard to the massive economic stagnation as a direct result of the coalition's austerity policies, mirroring similar economic decline experienced in the UK. Labor have been totally toothless on this, when it's a pretty massive stick to beat them with. Wages are down, growth is negligible; the country is performing poorly on every economic metric available, and if the RBA would stop moving the goalposts we'd probably be in a recession already. A re-distribution of funding away from tax cuts for multinationals, funding for vanity projects and ripping services and safety nets away from people with increasingly fewer housing and employment options would help that. Improving cost of living pressures by taking the jackboots off the neck of the enterprise bargaining process (or even better, allowing industry bargaining again) would result in the money starting to flow back into retail and hospo once again, which in turn creates more easily accessible local employment. Infrastructure projects that aren't explicitly geared to reward party donors create jobs. Proper planning to kickstart new industries like lithium batteries and PV/other clean energy stuff, like what the Gillard govt. was trying to do before a population of idiots decided that we needed a fist to the rectum for a change will help lift us out of the doldrums. But they're not loving talking about it. Also I'm less concerned about the Murdoch media, and more concerned about the FTA tv stations, ABC and Fairfax, who all give the Liberals a free ride in 2013 and 2016. Honesty is a huge problem in this country and I don't know what we can do about that.
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Anidav posted:Issue is LNP has no one leadership material in the ranks after Turnbull. Shorten can easily play the status quo. Julie Bishop. Jesus Christ, when did this thread get so naive? Do you not remember the atmosphere when Kevin Rudd won in 2007? It was such a landslide the sitting PM lost his seat. The LNP was so bereft of talent their leader became Brendan Nelson of all people. After the next election, Labor was a minority in both Houses of Parliament. Just lol if you think the LNP is going to lose this tax war. They’ve already won.
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BBJoey posted:Julie Bishop. lmao now who’s naive (it u)
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