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Victorian State Election - Lods - 11-24-2018
RIP Coalition
Re: Victorian State Election - kruddler - 11-24-2018
Coalition doing their best impression of our season.....and nailing it.
Re: Victorian State Election - cookie2 - 11-24-2018
(11-24-2018, 09:10 AM)Lods link Wrote:RIP Coalition
Fecked in spades.
Re: Victorian State Election - Gointocarlton - 11-24-2018
Like a 120 point floggin'
Re: Victorian State Election - LP - 11-24-2018
I love the way they stand in front of the camera and claim the Federal situation had little influence.
I said to the missus watching the broadcast, they don't get it, they think regardless of who we vote for they can pick or flip whatever leader they like!
Most people vote for people not parties, and when the Federal Coalition kiboshed Turnbull whether you like him or not they exposed themselves as backstabbers and they'll pay for that in much the same way the ALP paid for it's leadership turmoil.
As for claiming federal politics pay little part in state politics, good luck getting that through to Joe Average.
Re: Victorian State Election - DJC - 11-24-2018
Fist pump emoji!
Re: Victorian State Election - Baggers - 11-24-2018
(11-24-2018, 12:28 PM)LP link Wrote:I love the way they stand in front of the camera and claim the Federal situation had little influence.
I said to the missus watching the broadcast, they don't get it, they think regardless of who we vote for they can pick or flip whatever leader they like!
Most people vote for people not parties, and when the Federal Coalition kiboshed Turnbull whether you like him or not they exposed themselves as backstabbers and they'll pay for that in much the same way the ALP paid for it's leadership turmoil.
As for claiming federal politics pay little part in state politics, good luck getting that through to Joe Average.
Spot on. I wonder if you were watching Fryenberg's response to what had happened, as I was with Mrs Baggers? All he did was succeed as coming across as a knob in denial.
When the Stiffs (LP/conservatives) reflected the values of Menzies (moderate) they seemed relevant and competitive but with this drift to the hard right/fundamentalism, they've started stinking the place up (especially with the in-fighting between the moderates and the hard right lunies... Tony and co.).
No secret to Andrews success... he said he was going to do a few things and FMD, he's actually doing what he said :o :o :o
Re: Victorian State Election - DJC - 11-24-2018
(11-24-2018, 10:18 PM)Baggers link Wrote:Spot on. I wonder if you were watching Fryenberg's response to what had happened, as I was with Mrs Baggers? All he did was succeed as coming across as a knob in denial.
When the Stiffs (LP/conservatives) reflected the values of Menzies (moderate) they seemed relevant and competitive but with this drift to the hard right/fundamentalism, they've started stinking the place up (especially with the in-fighting between the moderates and the hard right lunies... Tony and co.).
No secret to Andrews success... he said he was going to do a few things and FMD, he's actually doing what he said :o :o :o
It will never catch on Baggers!
Re: Victorian State Election - Bear - 11-24-2018
They have copped an absolute pounding, will most likely be in opposition for the next decade, but if they end up with Kroger getting the arse it will actually be a positive night for the Liberals.
Old mate Jeff asking him to resign in live TV (to his face) followed by Dan Andrews smack down on Insiders this morning is just about my political highlight for the year.
Absolutely detest him.
Re: Victorian State Election - cookie2 - 11-24-2018
I think the appointment of Mathew Guy as their leader was a fatal blow for the Libs and likely the major factor at play. He is just not likeable and appears, to me anyway, as always carping or preaching in a most disingenuous way. So before even looking at what he stands for, I am offside! I remember my sales training from many years ago that it is awfully hard to bring yourself to buy something from a person you don't like.