Don’t make the mistake of putting it in the recycle !
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Would have thought Albo could stop making gaffes - make your mind up about the boats and stick to it
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Temporary Protection Visa’s (I think, it seems to work)
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Did you watch the video?
The reporter asked 2 questions and he answered ‘yes’.
Then came back and answered the question he didn’t hear.
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No he doesn’t
He is like the media, looking for a gotcha not paying attention to the details.
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Is this poll a good one? No idea but i know they do it for the Rage/SMH so maybe it isn’t?
Labor leader Anthony Albanese’s early campaign blunders have delivered a plunge in support according to a new poll with primary support dropping to just 34 per cent.
The findings in the Resolve Political Monitor suggest a hung Parliament is a real possibility with independents securing 9 per cent of the vote.
Mr Albanese has been under pressure in the first week of the campaign with unforced errors during press conferences including being unable to remember the national unemployment rate and stumbling over asylum seeker policy.
According to the Fairfax/Resolve poll voter support for the Labor opposition dropped from 38 to 34 per cent with a rise in the number of undecided voters.
It follows Newspoll suggesting primary support for the ALP has dropped from 41 per cent to 37 per cent in recent weeks. However, Labor retains a 53-47 lead on a two-party preferred basis according to Newspoll.
But perhaps the most intriguing finding of the poll, conducted by Resolve Strategic for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, was that it showed 27 per cent of voters described themselves as uncommitted.
That’s almost one-in-three voters who haven’t made up their minds. Just a few weeks ago the number of uncommitted voters was 21 per cent.
Mr speaker
Polls are a crock of crap
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Resolve is horseshit - paid for by Costello
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Internal polling is more accurate
How’s it going at electorate level, which is going to be the determinant?
Not that Kooyong is going to be the decider and Frydenberg has a decent margin, but the polls there are not looking good for him.
There is so much video of Morrison being incompetent/corrupt/hypocritical anyone with any sense could make huge numbers of ads that show what he’s really like. Where are the ALP ‘brains trust’? Otherwise, we’ll end up with the Smirk and Co back in government. That would be a disaster.
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I bet on the Coalition to win the election at $3.30 a couple of weeks ago.
Now into $2.10.
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Essendon were $2.10 during the week to beat Fremantle
Just sayin
Nup, it’s cooked. Only a week in and it’s clear that the odds are just too stacked in favour of the coalition in this country.
Look at the reaction and media focus on a single “gaffe” from the opposition - not just from Murdoch, the ABC is piling in too. No focus on the years of rorting, cheating, polluting, corrupting, culture warring, blatant neglect and treating the country like a toilet.
Giving Morrison a mandate to continue down his path is seriously, seriously dangerous.
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Yes - sorry but he has no idea and contradicts himself. Sovereign Borders needs turning back boats, offshore processing and temp visas. Each way Albo now supports the process (his words) but doesn’t understand how it works. We deserve better.
I dont give a ■■■■ how bad Albo might be as he would be massive upgrade on this POS government. I dont want that ■■■■■■■ ■■■■ Scomo getting back in. 10 years of corruption and politicising the AFP. I grit my teeth whenever I see him on TV and have to change the channel, I dont think I have hated anyone so much.
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I think that you are the one who does not understand how it works.