Ive posted a few times already, but thought I'd introduce myself before I got too far into it.

Politically I'd say I'm somewhere between a cross between Keating and Turnbull if thats possible. I like to leave things to the market.

While I thought Turnbull was a crap opposition leader, in reality he's the closest current politician I can find to my point of view.

Over the journey Ive just about voted for every party in some form or another. Nationals, Libs (although I wish I could retract my recent NSW lib vote), Greens, Labor. Ive done 'em all!

Welcome, Dr J - methinks you'll blend in nicely...

Meantime, you might like to make your mark over here on the official 'Welcome' thread too: -

http://www.ozpolitic.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1163983764/345#345

Doctor Jolly wrote on Jun 1^st, 2011 at 5:13pm:

Ive posted a few times already, but thought I'd introduce myself before I got too far into it. Politically I'd say I'm somewhere between a cross between Keating and Turnbull if thats possible. I like to leave things to the market. While I thought Turnbull was a crap opposition leader, in reality he's the closest current politician I can find to my point of view. Over the journey Ive just about voted for every party in some form or another. Nationals, Libs (although I wish I could retract my recent NSW lib vote), Greens, Labor. Ive done 'em all!

so 'officially' you have no particular political bent or interest at all. your vote can be bought?

Doctor Jolly wrote on Jun 1^st, 2011 at 5:13pm:

Ive posted a few times already, but thought I'd introduce myself before I got too far into it. Politically I'd say I'm somewhere between a cross between Keating and Turnbull if thats possible. I like to leave things to the market. While I thought Turnbull was a crap opposition leader, in reality he's the closest current politician I can find to my point of view. Over the journey Ive just about voted for every party in some form or another. Nationals, Libs (although I wish I could retract my recent NSW lib vote), Greens, Labor. Ive done 'em all!

LOL !

You sound like most Victorians do



You ought to start an O'FarrellWatch thread, like THIS one ...

BaillieuWatch

http://www.ozpolitic.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1291167686/1599#1599


Just to keep tabs on the daily back-flips, blowouts and blunders


PS

Don't mind Longweekend
Hates EVERYONE and EVERYTHING
BITTER old man - but adds to the "cocktail"

buzzanddidj wrote on Jun 1^st, 2011 at 6:49pm:

Doctor Jolly wrote on Jun 1st, 2011 at 5:13pm: Ive posted a few times already, but thought I'd introduce myself before I got too far into it. Politically I'd say I'm somewhere between a cross between Keating and Turnbull if thats possible. I like to leave things to the market. While I thought Turnbull was a crap opposition leader, in reality he's the closest current politician I can find to my point of view. Over the journey Ive just about voted for every party in some form or another. Nationals, Libs (although I wish I could retract my recent NSW lib vote), Greens, Labor. Ive done 'em all! LOL ! You sound like most Victorians do You ought to start an O'FarrellWatch thread, like THIS one ... BaillieuWatch http://www.ozpolitic.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1291167686/1599#1599 Just to keep tabs on the daily back-flips, blowouts and blunders PS Don't mind Longweekend Hates EVERYONE and EVERYTHING BITTER old man - but adds to the "cocktail"

it will be a long time til the Libs match the sheer SCALE of the waster and incompetence of their predecessors.  As for backflips... It is true that Labor rarely backflips (except on carbon tax). they see a disaster and just plow on ahead regardless, making sure the carnage of a crap policy wastes as much money as possible. never let pragmatism get in the way of policy. never let failure and disaster modify your policy platform. The Crew of the Titanic were reincarnated as the ALP.

I like that combination.

lab lib politics is a lie

bi partisan politcis is a freemasonic pantomime and all effeminates

are encouraged to the masonic orgy of sex lies and taxes

forgiven

namaste