05-22-2022, 02:27 PM
This Federal election should be a wake up call for all politicians. Remembering how to act on behalf of the people who vote you into power. What is your selling point? What makes you unique and in touch with the people? What do you stand for? What are your careful choice of words? Do you try to defeat an opponent by selling their shortcomings, or do you sell what you have to offer? How will the media help beat me up on my choice of words and potential lack of actions on issues in the past? This doesn’t appear to be an election that Albo won, but more an election that Scomo and his government lost. Just an observation.
It appears that when the media has highlighted enough questions on a leaders integrity and a lack of actions in the last few years, a leader will struggle to hold a campaign that will keep them in power. A case of many people looking for change. Hence independent seats picking up seats a majority government needs to hold power. Is this good for our country? Time will tell. It is a trend. If the new government takes some reasonable actions to change how they run the country in the next few months, and it meets the needs of the majority of the population, it could influence how the people vote in the Victorian state election this year in November. It isn’t a certainty that people will look at the party being Labor or Liberal. It may be another opportunity for change once again. Not an expert here and just stating a recent observation that could continue to be a trend once again in the state election.
Morrison Government media bashing’s. “Not my job”. “Not my responsibility “. “I don’t hold a hose”.
Probably based on issues over time due to floods, fires, and Covid restrictions that have had an effect on the people of Australia in the last few years. The women in politics issue was one that didn’t go down well either. Points that were on banners in my zone in the South Eastern area. Banged on by all party followers which were not Liberal. Labor supporters were selling a time for a change and a better understanding of the people of Australia. Bringing the government strategy and policies back to what helps create a better future. Help create a better quality of lifestyle for all including a better strategy to control spending and developing better budgets.
The Liberal government strategy in the media and all the brochures we received just highlighted why it won’t be easy under Albanese. Plus a bragging effect about how the unemployment rate is under 4%, and an all time low for many years. So they sold what they have done. Which is a fair statement. Not sure how accurate these figures are. Are these registered unemployed people at Centrelink? Are they people on benefits due to circumstances? Either way it is two points. Unemployment rates, and why Albo is no good for the country.
In a period of Covid that has been hard to run budgets, spending and developing ways to reduce a deficit, it must have been the worst few years for all politicians. The key members in power. The State and Federal leaders. The media has given them a beating every moment they can to sell a story. The other party members looking for seats have done the same. Especially based on their words which are sour at times, and delivering less than they can promise. You can attempt to kiss all the babies of the country. You can try to shake all the hands of the firefighters that have risked their lives for little self reward. Being rejected and told to basically f@#k off. All in the media for some time now.
How did the government think this would go down? Selling few new points. Bagging the opposition leader as a selling point. Ignoring how many females are competing for seats as independents. Did anyone wake to say, hang on we are going to have problems winning this election. What is it we have to offer? Why did Scomo in an interview state he might need to change how he governs this country? People buy words based on what they think might be trust. Bagging others doesn’t sell yourself. It sells something about your character. All other candidate seats selling you as a failure doesn’t help you. The media highlighting your issues doesn’t help. Your poor choice of words doesn’t help.
The big sell on the anti-corruption issues of past has helped the Labor party. The move to make better steps forward for a green environment and policies has helped. Making changes to how they will govern the country has helped. As an observation it appears that many people wanted a change. Many people were not happy with what they have seen in the last few years. It may have had a big impact on the end result.
This trend of change could follow in the next state election. People might decide they need something fresh and new. Independents will pick off some of the close seats the Andrews government has at the moment. Some others will swing to a potential new government. Remember some key points that will be a highlight of the media later in the year. “I don’t recall”. “I don’t remember “. “It wasn’t my job at the time”. “I don’t look after that issue”. The whole hotel quarantine issue that put the state into an everlasting lockdown that was created by a lack of diligence of the government and Andrews never was held accountable. How is this going to go down? Will the media beat up this as a poor selling point? It starts to look as though it doesn’t matter what you do as the right thing. It looks as though you are judged on what can be sold as the wrong thing, or lack of actions.
If people look for change, it can only go one way. Andrews losing seats he needs to hold. Some going to independents. Along with a small few going the way of an opponent selling new changes, and doing things different to govern the state. Selling new solutions rather than bagging poor previous policies and government activities. Add to that, buying into anti-corruption and making people accountable. Even if it never really exist. How will this swing more than enough votes to make things interesting. I am not saying who will or should win. I am just saying your words are what people hear. Your arrogance could go against you. The media will always have a strong influence. Last but not least. If enough people want a change, you have lost your battle. No matter what the circumstances are.
I don’t project what the state election result will be by political experience. Nor due to my level of intelligence. I am just stating an observation. What I have just experienced. What I have read during this Federal campaign. What I have seen in the media. The brochures I have had my letter box pounded with. None of this influenced my vote. It did make me think that something is going to change. Maybe that thought process may have made many people chose what they did in this recent election. If so, we may see a new government at state level in November. Just saying what I have experienced as a dumb f@#k, working class nothing in the south eastern suburbs. Probably a nothing vote, but at the same time a vote that has a small influence on who will run the state. Do not hold any of my experience in what I have seen here as anything more than an observation. Do not let me ever influence anything that you may think. It just food for thought. Has any other person here noticed that people get so influenced by media stories? Has anyone ever found being critical of the opposition as being a negative? Has anyone noticed that selling new policies being a point of difference? Selling a change of ways as a positive? I wouldn’t mind throwing my hat in the ring. Problem number 1 is that I have no idea how to work with liars. Problem 2 is that I don’t understand the politics within politics. Problem 3 is that there is not enough tax payers money to save the country. Problem 4 is that I could probably never bring enough benefits that could benefit all the people without destroying the economy.
Just on a quiet note, can I make a small prediction on the next Victorian state election? Don’t hold me to anything. Just a potential prediction. Based on change. The guy might win. Just an observation based on the last four or five years of experience I have lived through and what I hear people saying. Just a thought. Don’t ever take me seriously. Just enjoy the reading. Hopefully for that matter.
It appears that when the media has highlighted enough questions on a leaders integrity and a lack of actions in the last few years, a leader will struggle to hold a campaign that will keep them in power. A case of many people looking for change. Hence independent seats picking up seats a majority government needs to hold power. Is this good for our country? Time will tell. It is a trend. If the new government takes some reasonable actions to change how they run the country in the next few months, and it meets the needs of the majority of the population, it could influence how the people vote in the Victorian state election this year in November. It isn’t a certainty that people will look at the party being Labor or Liberal. It may be another opportunity for change once again. Not an expert here and just stating a recent observation that could continue to be a trend once again in the state election.
Morrison Government media bashing’s. “Not my job”. “Not my responsibility “. “I don’t hold a hose”.
Probably based on issues over time due to floods, fires, and Covid restrictions that have had an effect on the people of Australia in the last few years. The women in politics issue was one that didn’t go down well either. Points that were on banners in my zone in the South Eastern area. Banged on by all party followers which were not Liberal. Labor supporters were selling a time for a change and a better understanding of the people of Australia. Bringing the government strategy and policies back to what helps create a better future. Help create a better quality of lifestyle for all including a better strategy to control spending and developing better budgets.
The Liberal government strategy in the media and all the brochures we received just highlighted why it won’t be easy under Albanese. Plus a bragging effect about how the unemployment rate is under 4%, and an all time low for many years. So they sold what they have done. Which is a fair statement. Not sure how accurate these figures are. Are these registered unemployed people at Centrelink? Are they people on benefits due to circumstances? Either way it is two points. Unemployment rates, and why Albo is no good for the country.
In a period of Covid that has been hard to run budgets, spending and developing ways to reduce a deficit, it must have been the worst few years for all politicians. The key members in power. The State and Federal leaders. The media has given them a beating every moment they can to sell a story. The other party members looking for seats have done the same. Especially based on their words which are sour at times, and delivering less than they can promise. You can attempt to kiss all the babies of the country. You can try to shake all the hands of the firefighters that have risked their lives for little self reward. Being rejected and told to basically f@#k off. All in the media for some time now.
How did the government think this would go down? Selling few new points. Bagging the opposition leader as a selling point. Ignoring how many females are competing for seats as independents. Did anyone wake to say, hang on we are going to have problems winning this election. What is it we have to offer? Why did Scomo in an interview state he might need to change how he governs this country? People buy words based on what they think might be trust. Bagging others doesn’t sell yourself. It sells something about your character. All other candidate seats selling you as a failure doesn’t help you. The media highlighting your issues doesn’t help. Your poor choice of words doesn’t help.
The big sell on the anti-corruption issues of past has helped the Labor party. The move to make better steps forward for a green environment and policies has helped. Making changes to how they will govern the country has helped. As an observation it appears that many people wanted a change. Many people were not happy with what they have seen in the last few years. It may have had a big impact on the end result.
This trend of change could follow in the next state election. People might decide they need something fresh and new. Independents will pick off some of the close seats the Andrews government has at the moment. Some others will swing to a potential new government. Remember some key points that will be a highlight of the media later in the year. “I don’t recall”. “I don’t remember “. “It wasn’t my job at the time”. “I don’t look after that issue”. The whole hotel quarantine issue that put the state into an everlasting lockdown that was created by a lack of diligence of the government and Andrews never was held accountable. How is this going to go down? Will the media beat up this as a poor selling point? It starts to look as though it doesn’t matter what you do as the right thing. It looks as though you are judged on what can be sold as the wrong thing, or lack of actions.
If people look for change, it can only go one way. Andrews losing seats he needs to hold. Some going to independents. Along with a small few going the way of an opponent selling new changes, and doing things different to govern the state. Selling new solutions rather than bagging poor previous policies and government activities. Add to that, buying into anti-corruption and making people accountable. Even if it never really exist. How will this swing more than enough votes to make things interesting. I am not saying who will or should win. I am just saying your words are what people hear. Your arrogance could go against you. The media will always have a strong influence. Last but not least. If enough people want a change, you have lost your battle. No matter what the circumstances are.
I don’t project what the state election result will be by political experience. Nor due to my level of intelligence. I am just stating an observation. What I have just experienced. What I have read during this Federal campaign. What I have seen in the media. The brochures I have had my letter box pounded with. None of this influenced my vote. It did make me think that something is going to change. Maybe that thought process may have made many people chose what they did in this recent election. If so, we may see a new government at state level in November. Just saying what I have experienced as a dumb f@#k, working class nothing in the south eastern suburbs. Probably a nothing vote, but at the same time a vote that has a small influence on who will run the state. Do not hold any of my experience in what I have seen here as anything more than an observation. Do not let me ever influence anything that you may think. It just food for thought. Has any other person here noticed that people get so influenced by media stories? Has anyone ever found being critical of the opposition as being a negative? Has anyone noticed that selling new policies being a point of difference? Selling a change of ways as a positive? I wouldn’t mind throwing my hat in the ring. Problem number 1 is that I have no idea how to work with liars. Problem 2 is that I don’t understand the politics within politics. Problem 3 is that there is not enough tax payers money to save the country. Problem 4 is that I could probably never bring enough benefits that could benefit all the people without destroying the economy.
Just on a quiet note, can I make a small prediction on the next Victorian state election? Don’t hold me to anything. Just a potential prediction. Based on change. The guy might win. Just an observation based on the last four or five years of experience I have lived through and what I hear people saying. Just a thought. Don’t ever take me seriously. Just enjoy the reading. Hopefully for that matter.
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