A significant swing in outer melbourne might wake up state labor to themselves and see them try to find a legitimate leader.
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Itās part of the Australian Capital Territory now, after it went bankrupt.
I donāt blame him, given what weāve seen so far. Libs need to win big in a lot of different places to have a hope of making back the huge deficit, but they just donāt seem to be doing that. Maybe theyāre hoping for WA to swing their way?
Allan will 100% be ditched after this Federal election. During the campaign would have been a huge distraction to ALP effort.
That will occur irrespective of how this election pans out.
This is going to be an absolute bloodbath.
Beautiful.
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And can I hire Antony Green to explain everything in my life to me?
Heās just so good at this.
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Chalmers is throwing cold water on it so far.
He reckons the prepolling is unpredictable
can he do Essendon?
If he wants the senior coaching gig, Iām all for it.
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Huh. Khalill getting a 6% swing to him in Wills.Greens mustnāt be popular there.
One ALP seat in Vic could go to Nats
Vic Socialists 12.1% in Cooper, Libs 6.6%. As of now, ALP need Lib and PHONy preferences to get over the line versus the Greens.
(Pre-polls probably make this much more boring.)
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Get the entrails ready?
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But imagine a map of that electorate - it would put the worst of the US gerrymandering in the shade.
A man I work with is the best at explaining anything. Needless to say heās my favourite.
Redundant much?
The best thing is a Labor majority.
Last thing we need is the ALP having to deal with the Greens or the other clowns.
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History tells us that it is hard to get state labor to wake up to themselves.
This is done. Like the first 5 mins of an Essendon game, you know what the result will be.
To be fair, theyād 100% get those preferencesā¦
this is like an Essendon game . early form is good , but you know it wonāt last and Iām just waiting for the really bad quarter
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