Politics Super Thread - keep it all in here

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Bill Shorten has no policy and no firm beliefs.

He will say whatever is popular to get elected, and will likely reverse any current policy if there is enough pressure from within his own party to threaten his leadership.

As someone who has voted labour my entire life, the current incarnation of the party embarrasses me
 
She wasnt all that good either.We need a leader and government to unite and govern for the country and all the people and not just for themselves
 
I appreciate your concern. I am a swinging voter. I have an opinion on most subjects. I will agree with the conservatives probably more than labour at this point in time. All I want is for us to have a Leader. A real one. At the moment we don't have one and unlikely in the foreseeable future.
 
@FOD001 said:
WTF happened. That’s not good. Admin need to look into this :face_with_symbols_over_mouth:
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Happened to me this morning too, I flagged the posts and admin is looking into it.
 
@Harvey said:
Bill Shorten has no policy and no firm beliefs.
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No policy?

Ending negative gearing
Waiving TAFE fees
Restore penalty rates
Stopping franking credits
Republic

I’d say for an opposition leader he’s released a lot of policies and not just populist stuff.
 
Glad that we have compulsory voting in this wonderful country, even if we have too many levels and have placed mine for this latest state round.

Only had five choices for the lower house in my electorate, so easy to number them, but they need to widen the cardboard booths, or even better, just an open bench to go through the upper house broadsheet.
 
I can't understand the argument for voluntary voting. Compulsory voting is the only way to ensure the country gets the government it asks for.
 
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