Scott Morrison - How Long? (Part 1 - Continued in Part 2)

[tigertigertiger]

When do Australians get our country back?

the people are doing nothing to get it back, laying down and saying step on me please

 

[ClokesShankedIt]

https://www.news.com.au/finance/wor...s/news-story/215f764a19c5cf62cfe97c31d4cc0b3e

Biggest load of shit I've ever read. What doesn't get a mention is that Morrison's supposed maneuvering can't do shit if Turncuck the most popular PM ever and uniter of the people if you believe the press of the last week or so - didn't lose 30 newspolls on the trot.

 

[ClokesShankedIt]

That’s not what Noel Pearson thinks!

I'd never heard an indigenous perspective or demand prior to viewing that meme. It's extraordinary that I am approaching middle age and had not heard indigenous political commentary ever. It's been kept under wraps very well.

 

[MC Bad Genius]

https://www.news.com.au/finance/wor...s/news-story/215f764a19c5cf62cfe97c31d4cc0b3e

Biggest load of shit I've ever read. What doesn't get a mention is that Morrison's supposed maneuvering can't do shit if Turncuck the most popular PM ever and uniter of the people if you believe the press of the last week or so - didn't lose 30 newspolls on the trot.

Turncuck? Surely you can do better than that. Surely.

 

[BlueBayou]

I'd never heard an indigenous perspective or demand prior to viewing that meme. It's extraordinary that I am approaching middle age and had not heard indigenous political commentary ever. It's been kept under wraps very well.

Or perhaps it reflects the narrowness of the news and views you choose to receive. Just perhaps.

 

[RobbieK]

I'd never heard an indigenous perspective or demand prior to viewing that meme. It's extraordinary that I am approaching middle age and had not heard indigenous political commentary ever. It's been kept under wraps very well.

It received extensive media coverage, I'm not sure how you missed it:

https://theconversation.com/turnbull-government-says-no-to-indigenous-voice-to-parliament-86421
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-10-26/indigenous-advisory-body-proposal-rejected-by-cabinet/9087856
https://www.afr.com/opinion/columni...enous-voice-to-the-parliament-20180530-h10qgf
https://www.sbs.com.au/nitv/nitv-ne...-rejects-proposal-indigenous-voice-parliament
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/ne...e/news-story/7031ace3b39503c3d2fc24582e971862

 

[Procrastinator35]

Turncuck? Surely you can do better than that. Surely.

Still pretty funny though, all the same.

 

[Bombermania]

I'd never heard an indigenous perspective or demand prior to viewing that meme. It's extraordinary that I am approaching middle age and had not heard indigenous political commentary ever. It's been kept under wraps very well.

The ABC and SBS are generally the go to places for such commendatory, the FTA's only know Melbourne and Sydney and even then they generally only provide basic news.

 

[ClokesShankedIt]

Sarcasm obviously doesn't translate well over pure text.

Let me put it this way - indigenous Australians, or at least their peak community organisations and lobby groups, don't have any trouble getting their message across.

Dodson is full of shit.

 

[Juddism]

https://www.news.com.au/finance/wor...s/news-story/215f764a19c5cf62cfe97c31d4cc0b3e

Biggest load of shit I've ever read. What doesn't get a mention is that Morrison's supposed maneuvering can't do shit if Turncuck the most popular PM ever and uniter of the people if you believe the press of the last week or so - didn't lose 30 newspolls on the trot.

you believe Newspoll? something fishy with that gig...MT was the preferred PM by a long margin yet couldn't win a TPP poll..though he kept them steady at 49-51, which is by no means a bad poll.

anyways, that story tells you something, leaks are still prevalent in the LNP. I'd be pretty confident that Middleton has her facts correct.

 

[RupieDupie]

the people are doing nothing to get it back, laying down and saying step on me please

The Australian citizens (non people-in-power) aren’t to be blamed for this shamble. In reality if everyone knew about it, there is still nothing much they could do about it. But it is important they should know about it, and to be mightily pissed off.

 

[ClokesShankedIt]

you believe Newspoll? something fishy with that gig...MT was the preferred PM by a long margin yet couldn't win a TPP poll..though he kept them steady at 49-51, which is by no means a bad poll.

anyways, that story tells you something, leaks are still prevalent in the LNP. I'd be pretty confident that Middleton has her facts correct.

Turnbull did and it was the metric he judged Abbott by when he replaced him. Turnbull and his supporters in the press cant sook it up when the metric he invented is applied to himself

 

[Baltimore Jack]

 

[Baltimore Jack]

Geoff Pearson‏ @GCobber99 3m3 minutes ago
I was laughed at when i said this, now you have the truth.
Connie Fierravanti-Wells tells @PatsKarvelas on National Wrap that Morrison and his people were scheming for months ahead of #LibSpill.

 

[cartwright]

Turnbull did and it was the metric he judged Abbott by when he replaced him. Turnbull and his supporters in the press cant sook it up when the metric he invented is applied to himself

But he was still preferred PM.... something Abbott wasn’t.

From a report in 2015
“Shorten's approval rating today is minus 10 per cent. Abbott's approval rating? Minus 24.”


It wasn’t just the news poll results for Abbott, don’t forget that budget.

 

[tigertigertiger]

The Australian citizens (non people-in-power) aren’t to be blamed for this shamble. In reality if everyone knew about it, there is still nothing much they could do about it. But it is important they should know about it, and to be mightily pissed off.

Mightily pissed off spectators doing nothing

 

[ClokesShankedIt]

But he was still preferred PM.... something Abbott wasn’t.

From a report in 2015
“Shorten's approval rating today is minus 10 per cent. Abbott's approval rating? Minus 24.”


It wasn’t just the news poll results for Abbott, don’t forget that budget.

Ah yes, Turnbull the most popular PM we've ever had - was a certainty to get voted out though

Newspoll was the performance indicator Turnbull hung his hat on suggest you take it up with him

 

[Pessimistic]

Suspending polling was a shrewd move.

 

[RupieDupie]

Mightily pissed off spectators doing nothing

Yes, but what can they do?

 

[Socrates2]

Sarcasm obviously doesn't translate well over pure text.

Let me put it this way - indigenous Australians, or at least their peak community organisations and lobby groups, don't have any trouble getting their message across.

Dodson is full of shit.

Maybe it's you that is full of it.Are you in the true blue crew or just do a bit of internet trolling when Mum's out?

 

[its free real estate]

Turnbull’s polls were recovering to the point where victory at the next election was in sight. It wasn’t guaranteed, but it wasn’t a wipeout.

People forget how unpopular Howard was for most of his PMship

 

[Gough]

Turnbull’s polls were recovering to the point where victory at the next election was in sight. It wasn’t guaranteed, but it wasn’t a wipeout.

People forget how unpopular Howard was for most of his PMship

It's a little bit early for revisionist history, he would have led them to a hiding. Morrison will fare even worse.

 

[its free real estate]

It's a little bit early for revisionist history, he would have led them to a hiding. Morrison will fare even worse.

He was 49/51 in the most recent Newspoll. He was more popular than Shorten.

For as long as I've followed politics, Liberals have been like a zombie that cannot be defeated. Labor have won one electoral majority in 25 years, despite going years of being more popular in the polls. When it has come time to vote, people have invariably swung Liberal.

 

[Bombermania]

I think "its free real estate" is right, sure Turnbull was behind and faced an uphill battle to get reelected however the coalition had improved its position and Shorten isn't exactly Mr Popular so if the economy had remained solid then it would have come down to who ran the better campaign.

 

[Gough]

I think "its free real estate" is right, sure Turnbull was behind and faced an uphill battle to get reelected however the coalition had improved its position and Shorten isn't exactly Mr Popular so if the economy had remained solid then it would have come down to who ran the better campaign.

How do you explain the showing in the bi elections? They lost all three that they ran in and the primary vote was a disaster.