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I’m Labor, I’m pro-life and I’m no political hypocrite

30 Jan 05:50am

Filed under: Abortion, Australian Labor Party, Labor, Labor For Life, Politics

I am extremely proud to be a member of the Australian Labor Party. A party that is committed to pricing carbon, that is increasing superannuation, and that will soon introduce Australia’s first National Disability Scheme.

The point of this image is that all babies are precious. It has nothing, repeat NOTHING, to do with the word horny. Honest. Pic: AP.

I was proud when we started building the Education Revolution, apologised to our Indigenous brothers and sisters for the pain and suffering that previous Government’s have subjected them to, and when we introduced paid maternity leave.

November 24, 2007 was the day I will always remember as the day the people of Australia voted against inequality in the work place and, for as long as I live and breathe, I will fight against any party that tries to remove Australians’ rights at work. I am also pro-life.

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