Scott Morrison - How Long? (Part 1 - Continued in Part 2)
- Thread starter Fade to Gray
- Start date
- Tagged users None
- Status
GreyWind
Norm Smith Medallist
They already have, they called themselves Advance Australia.
- Jul 5, 2012
- 24,745
- 40,163
- AFL Club
- Sydney
- Other Teams
- Kidding, right?
They seem to have sunk without trace too.
Elroo
Premiership Player
- Jul 2, 2014
- 3,993
- 6,808
- AFL Club
- North Melbourne
They are employing some quality people it seems.
https://www.theage.com.au/politics/...age-to-female-journalist-20181216-p50mkm.html
https://www.theage.com.au/politics/...age-to-female-journalist-20181216-p50mkm.html
GreyCrow
TheBrownDog
- Mar 21, 2016
- 74,451
- 118,116
- AFL Club
- Adelaide
- Other Teams
- Sturt, White Sox
Then name the staffer
cartwright
Brownlow Medallist
https://www.theage.com.au/politics/...points-to-landslide-loss-20181216-p50mjm.html
tell us again, why was Malcolm knifed?
tell us again, why was Malcolm knifed?
Elroo
Premiership Player
- Jul 2, 2014
- 3,993
- 6,808
- AFL Club
- North Melbourne
https://www.afr.com/news/economy/ip...ion-result-for-scott-morrison-20181216-h196cy
Ipsos poll points to grim election result for Scott Morrison
By Jennifer Hewett16 Dec 2018 — 8:00 PM
Little wonder Bill Shorten looked so confident as he addressed the ALP national conference in Adelaide, selling a party "ready to serve, ready to lead, ready to deliver a fair go for Australia".
At this stage, the biggest political risk for the opposition is making its sense of certainty about the election a little too obvious.
The latest Ipsos poll commissioned by The Australian Financial Review, the last of a tumultuous year, won't bring much Christmas cheer for Scott Morrison.
The deliberate timing of the Prime Minister's announcement of Australia's new governor-general David Hurley coinciding with Bill Shorten's speech only emphasised the Coalition's desperation Jamila Toderas
Not only does a 54 per cent to 46 per cent split in favour of Labor signal a very grim election result for the Coalition in 2019, the trend is headed in the wrong direction – along with the Prime Minister's approval rating.
This is despite various Labor policies managing to create a raft of potentially dangerous groupings of disgruntled, alarmed voters.
The difficulty for the Coalition is it seems incapable of unifying this range of opposition into any sort of threat to Labor's dominance and, increasingly, the control of the economic and political narrative.
The deliberate timing of the Prime Minister's announcement of Australia's new governor-general coinciding with Shorten's speech only emphasised the Coalition's desperation to distract from the Opposition Leader's steady advance on the Lodge, for example.
That's even though the government is poised to claim credit for strong budget results in the mid-year economic outlook on Monday while warning of the threat to this record from Labor's "tax and spend" policies. Instead, the political payback for announcing budget virtue almost seems be operating in reverse.
A fast disappearing deficit is making more people more relaxed about government spending while wondering why they are not seeing more of it themselves.
- Jul 5, 2012
- 24,745
- 40,163
- AFL Club
- Sydney
- Other Teams
- Kidding, right?
It's the waiting I can't stand.
- Jul 5, 2012
- 24,745
- 40,163
- AFL Club
- Sydney
- Other Teams
- Kidding, right?
I know Preferred Prime Minister polls are as good as meaningless under the Westminster system, but it's hard to fathom how a whopping 46% of voters still prefer Scott Worrisome.
Crankyhawk
Brownlow Medallist
Well at least he has achieved some balance
sherb
Hall of Famer
The Shovel sums it up nicely.
http://www.theshovel.com.au/2018/12...f-australians-west-jerusalem-israeli-capital/
http://www.theshovel.com.au/2018/12...f-australians-west-jerusalem-israeli-capital/
No. (I had to look him up)
cartwright
Brownlow Medallist
haha yup. I mean, this government is hitting the big issues keeping people up at night.
... seriously.. he has no mandate. If he had a sliver of integrity he would have called an election months ago.
- Nov 25, 2015
- 18,678
- 64,003
- AFL Club
- Richmond
- Other Teams
- Richmond VFL Richmond VFLW AFLW
I bet josh wishes he hitched his wagon to someone other than scumo, this will be as funny as * if the election goes this way in kooyong
Elroo
Premiership Player
- Jul 2, 2014
- 3,993
- 6,808
- AFL Club
- North Melbourne
https://www.afr.com/news/economy/myefo-2019-coalition-92b-election-war-chest-20181216-h1967f
MYEFO 2018: Coalition $9.2b election war chest
By John Kehoe and Matthew CranstonUpdated 17 Dec 2018 — 10:03 AM, first published at 9:43 AM
A revenue surge from strong corporate profits and employment growth have the federal government's budget on track to be $15 billion better off than previously forecast over the next four years, arming the government with a pre-election spending war chest.
The government's mid-year economic and fiscal outlook (MYEFO) published on Monday reveals the government has locked in $9.2 billion of secret spending and/or tax cuts due to be announced between now and next year's election campaign.
The Morrison government is forecasting an underlying cash deficit of $5.2 billion this financial year, well below the $14.5 billion deficit forecast in the May budget and the smallest since before the financial crisis hit in 2008.
"The economy is growing faster than the OECD average and of all G7 nations, except the United States," Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said. AAPIMAGE
"The economy is growing faster than the OECD average and of all G7 nations, except the United States," Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said.
"As a result of the strong economy and the government's sound fiscal management, the budget is set to return to a surplus in 2019-2020 after a decade of deficits."
"The underlying cash balance for 2019-2020 is now expected to reach a surplus of $4.1 billion - almost doubling the surplus estimated for that year in the May budget," he said.
Broadly in line with expectations, the budget is forecast to shift into surplus in 2019-20, ahead of the so-called "balanced" budget of $2.2 billion previously tipped.
Medium term projections, which are less reliable than short-term forecasts, show slightly higher surpluses of $12.5 billion and $19 billion in 2020-21 and 2021-22.
Since the May budget, total revenue has jumped by $8.3 billion more than expected in 2018-19 and a total of $12.4 billion over the four years to 2021-22.
Because echo chamber junkies like geelong_crazy honestly believe they are the silent majority.
Its sooo utterly delicious.
Choke yourself
I said choke yourself
With my hands numbnuts
Dont touch my fkkkkkn hands now choke yourself
Moody Blue
Premiership Player
I answered your point if you had bothered to read it. Just watching the Labor Party left wing fest yesterday. That is all they wanted to talk about. I keep hearing how this is a non issue within the Party. Didn't appear to the case yesterday..
Moody Blue
Premiership Player
Did the Labor Party ever explain why the Milky Bar kid was knifed? It didn't have anything to do with the fact that he was not from any faction, and the faceless people that control the Labor Party could not allow such a situation to continue? Why was Gillard dumped? Never properly explained.
- Jan 12, 2011
- 25,401
- 35,580
- AFL Club
- Collingwood
Oops....Minister bites the dust
I dont know if the labor party explained it
But i can - he was a narcissistic control freak.
- Jan 12, 2011
- 25,401
- 35,580
- AFL Club
- Collingwood
sherb
Hall of Famer
https://www.smh.com.au/politics/fed...FkL79yfqz2IDCu7bP8AOfZx30o#Echobox=1545006797
"Mr McCormack said Mr Broad will continue as an “effective and hardworking” member for Mallee, which is one of the Coalition's safest seats."
Dunno, sounds like Broad's member actually needs a rest.......
- Jan 12, 2011
- 25,401
- 35,580
- AFL Club
- Collingwood
- Status
Similar threads
