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    • Eno says:

      04:20pm | 03/02/10

      Giggling - i’ve been watching today’s MPI amd it’s amazing..

      the Libs keep suggesting that the other lot are the “Shadow minister for”  then correcting themselves..

      Very much a but ve are born to rule thing.. unfortunately they are somewhat illogical in their arguments..

    • Perry White says:

      07:35pm | 03/02/10

      ‘unfortunately they are somewhat illogical in their arguments…’ Somewhat illogical? Arguments? But, but they’re the ‘Liberal’ party! They don’t need ‘logic’ or ‘arguements’ they are simply meant to govern us all! They don’t need to be ‘liberal’; they’re neoo-fascists… sorry, neo-conservatives! Despite the fact that the overwhelming mass of Australians aren’t the sort of hand-wringing small-business owners, peasant farmers or other sundry petit-bourgeois that put Hitler (and Howard) in power, these marginal elitists think they have the prescription for all, even the numerically overwhelming average wage-earners that have already been duped by these clowns once. I must admit I do enjoy watching them tear each other to shreds in opposition; I can hardly wait to see Abbott sacrificed on the altar of the ‘Fuehrer-prinzip’.

    • preciouspress says:

      02:35pm | 03/02/10

      Yet again the total ineptitude of the Opposition is plain for all to see. A ridiculous question scripted for the member for Cowper. Then one addressed to the member for Melbourne Ports which they must/ should have known would be ruled out of order.
      Begs the question if they can’t organise for ‘Question Time’ How would they govern???

    • Richard says:

      03:01pm | 03/02/10

      Q time is a process for the government not the opposition. The rules are stacked against the opposition and always have been. There is no obligation to answer the question in order to be relevant.

      Anyhow the minister for hair dye;- you know Jool’s ex squeeze simply didn’t want to respond. He knew full well the butcher didn’t contend that his electicity cost went up last year because of the ETS he wanted to know how much further they would rise under the ETS- in a business don’t forget that supplies food, dare I say it , to “working famlies”.

      Minister my calculation for the butcher is at least $1,260 as a minimum year on year plus CPI according to the published data. Not Mr Rudd’s secret, confidential ,untabled and unscruitinised “advice from treasury”.

    • Radical Chick says:

      01:41pm | 03/02/10

      Krudd has quoted from a so-called “classified” document and refused to table it….
      He looks soo very silly when he does that….only Labor is scared of making information available. Ridiculous!!!

    • Eno says:

      03:54pm | 03/02/10

      Howard the Coward made a habit of it - please try to engage brain before commenting..

 

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