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This is ****ing hilarious. He is shaking in his boots. Bizarre that he is acting like its all unfair.
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Josh Frydenberg. Out of his depth.
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I think I’m voting 1 ind 2 ALP 3 green ….last LNP they have been a disaster
In the off chance the ind primary is less than ALP I don’t want the ind votes flowing back to LNP
In the off chance the ind primary is less than ALP I don’t want the ind votes flowing back to LNP
1. Ind 2. Greens 3. Animal Justice 4. ALP here
Not sure on last when we have a plethora of worthy candidates in PHON, United, LibDem, AustValues and whoever the f is Will Anderson (another ind) in addition to the Libs.
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Has a sense of 'cash for comment' about it!
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Victoria on the whole is a progressive state moving away from backwards conservative politics. I hope Frydenberg loses because he doesn’t deserve to be in parliament, he might hold on but it’s will be very tight. However Kooyong does not love him at all.
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Why am I seeing Campbell Newman's ghost right now?
You have an opponent who has seemingly used a grassroots campaign to resonate with the locals, an increasingly desperate-looking incumbent, and the Herald-Sun running propaganda that almost rivals the Courier-Mail's bikie gangs.
VIC doesn't swing like QLD does, but the tidings are ominous. It's scarcely believable, to be honest.
You have an opponent who has seemingly used a grassroots campaign to resonate with the locals, an increasingly desperate-looking incumbent, and the Herald-Sun running propaganda that almost rivals the Courier-Mail's bikie gangs.
VIC doesn't swing like QLD does, but the tidings are ominous. It's scarcely believable, to be honest.
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never test the depth of water with both feet.
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woo-hoo!
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Media are daft by pushing the LNP so much, we dont like being told what to do. We dont like being lied to.
We are not stupid, we remember the fires and floods.
I think the Greens will substantially increase their vote this election, based firmly on past inaction.
Ad to that Canavan this week.
Cooked their goose with the under 30's.
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Victoria has always been a fairly progressive state which is why Menzies chose to name his party the Liberals instead of conservative.
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Yes but are they still "in love" with him?
A cunning plan, but a bit too cunning for me to buy. I am going with Josh listening to O'Brien, DimTim and the rest of the Vic Lib deplorables as the masterminds of the attack.
barnaby had a few words to say about the smell of burning flesh in melbourne, which makes you think they were trying to bake in the hatred for the alp, to use a term reserved for scotty. seems now though with a fed election josh's chickens have come home.
One thing you never do in Australian politics, insult the constituents in Victoria and WA…they have long memories, especially the folk from the great state of Western Australia.
I wish I still resided in Kooyong, anyways, my LNP candidate in MacNamara had her stooges out yesterday offering a chat, I asked her politely, “are you kidding me?”
She smiled and walked away…not knowing that I was willing to chat.
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Tbf I can see how the “are you kidding me” would come across as a “no I don’t” type response
What was more annoying was the fact that the candidate herself didn’t show up..probably because her views are similar to those of Deves.
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I just think he saw an opportunity to take a cheap shot at Dan Andrews and didn't think of the long-term ramifications that a) the Vic State election was a long way away and Andrews had plenty of time to get things back to relative normality; and b) that his actions would be perceived as kicking his own state while it was down rather than simply an Andrews potshot. He's way overplayed his hand.
With some of his misfires on the campaign in the past couple of weeks to the point that he's practically now begging to keep his seat, I just think he isn't as smart as he thinks he is and he really doesn't understand his own electorate. An overconfident coward I suppose, given him shirking a debate with the Shadow Treasurer, or the main opponent for his seat. It's an interesting combination.
Entitled twat more like it.
The problem for liberal party reform is that the moderates are about to be wiped out.The LNP won't go away, but they'll fragment like the ALP had, and increasingly be at the mercy of independents/minor parties. They need major reform to prevent that, but I just don't see it given their talent pool and 'nursery'.
RE The Fry preferencing ON ahead of a teal, I'm sure Kooyong voters will be thrilled about that.
Really hard to tell TBH - The Fry seems to be trying his best to lose it. I'm not sure they'll go back to the LNP either, absent serious reform. If they have a relatively moderate leader in charge they will, but absent serious reform, maintaining it will be tough, and I can't see them voting for someone like ScoMo or Dud-ton. The problem the LNP has is that those types (religious nutters/drys) dominate the party now. There aren't too many wets left, the in-betweeners are scarce, and The Fry being defeated will deprive them of one of their most important wets.
Who is doing this reform? The god botherers?
Yes he has. Morrison is sacrificing the Liberal base to eliminate all the progressives and taking out his biggest rival is sugar on top.
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Anyhow, have a Winfield 25.
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The long term implications of this are huge for the Liberals.
They won't be forming govt with a crew of Scummo/Robert/Hawke et al.
