She was on QandA last night, and kept speaking about politicians as if she wasnt one, which was strange.how so?
She kept talking about politician expenditure (re Chopper Bishop) and how there needed to be an inquiry into that and private donations, but did so as if she wasn’t a politician, and Tony Jones, kept going, we, when she kept saying they, and she was totally ignoring him, it was quite amusing actually.
She was on QandA last night, and kept speaking about politicians as if she wasnt one, which was strange.how so?
She kept talking about politician expenditure (re Chopper Bishop) and how there needed to be an inquiry into that and private donations, but did so as if she wasn’t a politician, and Tony Jones, kept going, we, when she kept saying they, and she was totally ignoring him, it was quite amusing actually.
I meant how so is it strange she doesn’t consider herself a politician? Say what you will about politicians, she’s not one. She’s more of an australian tea party retard that people voted for because people are dumb. There’s not the first bit of politics about her.
She’s absolutely a politician, in spirit as well as actuality. But her marketing schtick would be damaged by admitting that.
Voted moderately againstTreating government action on climate change as a matter of urgency
there is your evidence of numptiedum
here is how terrorists vote
How do they vote?
Voted very strongly for
A carbon price
A federal inquiry into Queensland government administration
A minerals resource rent tax
An NBN (using fibre to the premises)
Building Australia’s new submarine fleet in South Australia
Carbon farming
Decreasing the gender pay gap
Greater public scrutiny of the Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations
Implementing refugee and protection conventions
Increasing Aboriginal land rights
Increasing access under Freedom of Information law
Increasing accessibility of government data
Increasing beef import standards
Increasing fishing restrictions
Increasing funding for university education
Increasing investment in renewable energy
Increasing marine conservation
Increasing protection of Aboriginal heritage sites
Increasing protection of Australia’s fresh water
Increasing restrictions on gambling
Increasing scrutiny of asylum seeker management
Increasing support for community radio and TV
Increasing the age pension
Increasing trade unions’ powers in the workplace
Landholders’ right to say no to mining and gas exploration
More scrutiny of intelligence services & police
Protecting whales within Australian waters
Re-approving/ re-registering agvet chemicals
Recognising local government in the Constitution
Removing children from immigration detention
Requiring a warrant to access citizens’ telecommunications records
Requiring Parliamentary approval of military deployments
Restricting foreign ownership
Same-sex marriage equality
Tobacco plain packaging
Treating government action on climate change as a matter of urgency
Something not right?
Voted strongly for
Decreasing the private health insurance rebate
Something not right?
Voted moderately for
Increasing consumer protections
Increasing freedom of political communication
Increasing or removing the debt limit
Something not right?
Voted a mixture of for and against
Encouraging Australian-based industry
Something not right?
Voted moderately against
Privatising government assets
The Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme
Something not right?
Voted very strongly against
An emissions reduction fund
Charging postgraduate research students fees
Decreasing ABC and SBS funding
Decreasing availability of welfare payments
Deregulating undergraduate university fees
Funding the national school chaplaincy program
Giving apprentices access to a $20,000 loan
Government administered paid parental leave
Increasing funding for road infrastructure
Increasing indexation of HECS-HELP debts
Increasing surveillance powers
Live animal export
Offshore processing of asylum seekers
Regional processing of asylum seekers
Temporary protection visas
The Intervention in the Northern Territory
Tighter means testing of family payments
Unconventional gas mining
Uranium export
Voluntary student union fees
She was on QandA last night, and kept speaking about politicians as if she wasnt one, which was strange.
Pre-emptive strike presumably.
Yep, I agree that SHY’s voting record is far superior to Lambie’s, that’s why I vote Green, but Lambie’s is a hell of a lot better than my local rep, Greg Hunt, and frankly that surprises me. I note that for all of Lambie’s anti Green huffing and puffing there are a number of correspondences in their voting records.
And frankly I especially admired the way she resisted Morrison’s migration bill Christmas Island children hostage trade off for the end of commitment to the refugee convention when most of the other cross benchers caved in.
She’s a Tasmanian senator. She thinks this is the way of protecting her meal ticket.Hopefully she’s wrong; but that is only a “hopefully”.
thats offensive.
Just on the greens, I think Larissa Walters is probably the best looking politician, yes/no?
Wow Ben, Scott Ludlum has just burst into tears !
I was a Kate Ellis fan, after meeting with her one on one in her Canberra office. Pictures do not do her justice, and she seems taller than TBC.
As I get older, I favour Julie Bishop, as I would like to do to her as she and Tone are doing to all of us, and I like the mature types.
My skin just actually crawled.
as far as polys go, thats pretty good
Gas far as polys go, thats pretty good
In a Woman’s Weekly kind of way I guess.
Gas far as polys go, thats pretty good
In a Woman’s Weekly kind of way I guess.
I did say for a poly, like if the world exploded for everywhere but the Aussie senate and you had to choose one to repopulate the earth kind of way
She’s a Tasmanian senator. She thinks this is the way of protecting her meal ticket.Hopefully she’s wrong; but that is only a “hopefully”.
thats offensive.
But depressingly true. NW Tas, where she is from, is full of them. Truly scary place.
Gas far as polys go, thats pretty good
In a Woman’s Weekly kind of way I guess.
I did say for a poly, like if the world exploded for everywhere but the Aussie senate and you had to choose one to repopulate the earth kind of way
In that case, I’m with you there brother.
Gas far as polys go, thats pretty good
In a Woman’s Weekly kind of way I guess.
I did say for a poly, like if the world exploded for everywhere but the Aussie senate and you had to choose one to repopulate the earth kind of way
Perish.
Gas far as polys go, thats pretty good
In a Woman’s Weekly kind of way I guess.
I did say for a poly, like if the world exploded for everywhere but the Aussie senate and you had to choose one to repopulate the earth kind of way
In that case, I’m with you there brother.
This all very sexist and parochial, especially considering the young Benazir Bhutto has the political field covered and then some.
She’s a Tasmanian senator. She thinks this is the way of protecting her meal ticket.Hopefully she’s wrong; but that is only a “hopefully”.
thats offensive.
But depressingly true. NW Tas, where she is from, is full of them. Truly scary place.
How pathetic are you?
Lambie will get elected for life and probably get one of her followers elected. As Nick will attest, this is Tasmania and logic has never been high on reasons for voting someone in.