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Talking Politics
- Thread starter Legends of 2017
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At least Abbott has spoken like a statesman.
"We have lost the Prime Minister but there is still a government to save. That's what all of us will do our best to do now, to save the government. Because, as we have just been reminding ourselves, we are the custodians of great political traditions – the liberal tradition of smaller government, greater freedom, lower taxes, the conservative tradition of support for families, small business and values and institutions that have stood the test of time, but above all else we are patriots. We want to make our country as strong and as good as it possibly can be, based on the wonderful achievements we already have to our name."
Over to you, Scotty. Impress me.
"We have lost the Prime Minister but there is still a government to save. That's what all of us will do our best to do now, to save the government. Because, as we have just been reminding ourselves, we are the custodians of great political traditions – the liberal tradition of smaller government, greater freedom, lower taxes, the conservative tradition of support for families, small business and values and institutions that have stood the test of time, but above all else we are patriots. We want to make our country as strong and as good as it possibly can be, based on the wonderful achievements we already have to our name."
Over to you, Scotty. Impress me.
Can we get rid of Buttonhead now? Export him to Pommyland.
Dusty is surely having a good day today.....
Dusty is surely having a good day today.....
MD Jazz said:
He had an image issue and leftist media tore him apart. Although I wanted Dutton, with his undertaker's countenance he probably would've gone the same way.
MD Jazz said:
I said he spoke like one. Stated the party line clearly. Who in their right mind votes for big government and higher taxes except people who expect the government to support them?
LeeToRainesToRoach said:
LOL, Abbott can only blame Abbott, he had Newscorp, 2GB, Sky News & Gina Rinehart propping him up. Tony's problem is that he never stopped playing the opposition, and he's still desperate to play the wrecker. LNP RIP.
bullus_hit said:
Been coming for awhile. Right is fractured and needs to get its *smile* together. After three years of Shorten there will be a lot of pieces to pick up. Maybe too many.
LeeToRainesToRoach said:
Gee - I wonder why and who could have been trying to knife for the better part of three years.
Is this bloke serious? All he ever cared about was himself. He's never done anything but destroy, and now he's destroyed the Liberal government that he should have put above his own narrow political ambitions.
if Morrison had any credibility he would call an election to obtain his own mandate. This is exactly what Gillard and Rudd did when their party voted them in. Turnbull didn't do this of course, so I'm not holding my breath.
that much I agree with. but just watch him cause utter carnage within the Liberal party on his way out. get the popcorn ready.
Tagomi said:
that much I agree with. but just watch him cause utter carnage within the Liberal party on his way out. get the popcorn ready.
I wonder how much this change of Prime Minister has cost the Australian tax payer. Parliament went into recess yesterday, so most MP's, apart from those that have Barnaby Joye's inclinations would have left Canberra last night.
The Aust public have had to foot the bill for last night's accommodation and all the fine dining and grog that they would have been swilled. A good few of them will probably back up again tonight, all on the Australian tax payers purse.
The Aust public have had to foot the bill for last night's accommodation and all the fine dining and grog that they would have been swilled. A good few of them will probably back up again tonight, all on the Australian tax payers purse.
