We know that Gillard went back on her pre-election promise "There will be no carbon tax...."

But did she make this decision and other disastrous decisions all by her lonesome self?

Were others to blame?

There are 101 people in Caucus - how many of these are to be blamed?!

Sssooo why is Mr Abbott afraid to debate Mr Rudd on the economy?
The product of Sydneys most exclusive private schools and an Oxford graduate should have no problem wiping the floor with a publicly educated wanna be like Kevin 07 so i wonder why Mr Abbott is so afraid.

Did Gillard have absolute power?


Yes, over Tony.

Interesting to see the knuckleheads harking back to the days when one quote was all they ever needed:

THERE WILL BE NO CARBON TAX UNDER A GOVERNMENT I LEAD.

Now, not only do we have a carbon tax, no one notices it, many want to keep it, and its chief protagonist - and witch - has been ditched.

You’re going to have to use your brain a little harder from here on in, Maqqa. If that’s all you’ve got, we shouldn’t even bother with the election.

Who gives a flying F%*K about what that lying f%^ked up BYTCH had or had not! She's gone for the good!
End of Thread.

De-registered User wrote on Jun 30^th, 2013 at 6:55pm:

Who gives a flying F%*K about what that lying f%^ked up BYTCH had or had not! She's gone for the good! End of Thread.

There you go, Maqqa. The voice of the common man. Or woman.

No sexism here, thanks.

Karnal wrote on Jun 30^th, 2013 at 7:01pm:

De-registered User wrote on Jun 30th, 2013 at 6:55pm: Who gives a flying F%*K about what that lying f%^ked up BYTCH had or had not! She's gone for the good! End of Thread. There you go, Maqqa. The voice of the common man. Or woman. No sexism here, thanks.

And it is the voice of the common that will prevail, and it did! DONT FORGET IT!

Exactly. Common.

Any other slogans you’d like to flesh out, Maqqa, or should we just get this election over and done with?

LOL. Maqqa switches mid sentence from blaming it all on Julia to blaming it on the other Labor Party members.

freediver wrote on Jun 30^th, 2013 at 7:10pm:

LOL. Maqqa switches mid sentence from blaming it all on Julia to blaming it on the other Labor Party members.

These are tough times, FD. Should we discuss the witch ditching policy in this thread, or should we start another one?

If you cannot answer the question then it's obvious lefties too afraid to admit that the Labor party is a dictatorship under Gillard

It was a dictatorship under Rudd and it was a dictatorship under Gillard

And the ALP just elected the same dictator to replace a dictator

Did Gillard have absolute power?

Is this a serious contender for Macca's silliest topic of the day ????

Dnarever wrote on Jun 30^th, 2013 at 7:45pm:

Did Gillard have absolute power? Is this a serious contender for Macca's silliest topic of the day ????

Why is it silly?

Maqqa wrote on Jun 30^th, 2013 at 7:48pm:

Dnarever wrote on Jun 30th, 2013 at 7:45pm: Did Gillard have absolute power? Is this a serious contender for Macca's silliest topic of the day ???? Why is it silly?

Your right but I was trying to be kind.

So you are prepared to start name calling but not to answer the question

It is common practice in Australian psyche that when the team is doing badly - sack the coach

The coach is the scapegoat

Still the same team

What name did he call you Maqqa?

freediver wrote on Jul 1^st, 2013 at 9:51pm:

What name did he call you Maqqa?

Silly Billy?

Oh & in answer to Maqqa's Silly statement, the answer is -
NO, Gillard did not have absolute power!
NO, Rudd did not have absolute power!

And, believe it or not, nor did any of the previous Prime Ministers, either Labor or Liberal!