2025 Federal Election: A Pox o' Both Your Houses
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Albi not completely bungling a natural disaster while Dutton has made a string of mistakes will also be having an affect.
- Jul 5, 2012
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- Kidding, right?
Might have something to do with all the polls moving.
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ALP Majority has entered the chat.
I can't see a way they hold all of their seats. Lingiari in particular, after Labor got smashed in the NT election last year.
Bennelong, Higgins and Gilmore too, I wouldn't be backing the ALP.
I can't see a way they hold all of their seats. Lingiari in particular, after Labor got smashed in the NT election last year.
Bennelong, Higgins and Gilmore too, I wouldn't be backing the ALP.
Indeed.
And you can see the panic emerging - Sky News is almost ready for the funny farm.
Higgins was abolished.
Sky News (after 6pm) behaviour has little do with the vagaries of published polling.
That Kooyong contest is going to be entertaining.
2 doctors and a Labor candidate who went to Scotch!
Didn't need the exclamation point.
21st Century Victorian Premiers who were Melbourne Grammar graduates:
Liberals: 1
ALP: 1
The Labor candidate in Kooyong is a local (seemingly since birth) from what I can gather and is an architect. Will probably finish 3rd but watch where the preferences go.
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- Mar 16, 2002
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I reckon the ALP might gain Fowler
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I think they'll lose more than they'll win. I don't think they have done enough to deliver what they promised in terms of cost of living. I can't see them getting more votes than last election. Obviously the distribution of those will be important, but across the board, I see a small swing against (toward minor parties) which will inevitably cost more seats than it wins.
I'm not sure Dai Le has done poorly enough, or that the damage from the Kenneally parachute can be completely undone.
But if I were betting, yes I think the ALP would win Fowler.
- Mar 16, 2002
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They’ll have to find another fake terrorist attack
- Jul 5, 2012
- 27,878
- 46,592
- AFL Club
- Sydney
- Other Teams
- Kidding, right?
- Jul 5, 2012
- 27,878
- 46,592
- AFL Club
- Sydney
- Other Teams
- Kidding, right?
- Mar 16, 2002
- 23,624
- 15,055
- AFL Club
- Richmond
- Other Teams
- Richmond
Over the last 4 weeks they’ve gone from $15 into around $4… on Betfair.
So yes that’s freefall. I’m m guessing the next newspoll isn’t looking good for the LNP
- Jul 5, 2012
- 27,878
- 46,592
- AFL Club
- Sydney
- Other Teams
- Kidding, right?
- Mar 16, 2002
- 23,624
- 15,055
- AFL Club
- Richmond
- Other Teams
- Richmond
No because everyone wants in on the ponzi scheme…. And the Banks love it.
Remember money = Debt
Banks creating loans is what drives the economy, it’s what creates more money in the economy.
The banks always wins.
Yes it’s of above average intelligence & literacy & better informed. It’s literally the only place on the internet I can engage in political discourse without swarms of low information, low intellect, propaganda repeating morons flooding the zone.
