Wapiti wrote:So after all the emotive stuff, bagging out and opinions, how has it turned so far now?
Littleproud has been contacted by Ley and invited to rethink their coalition, saying that her people are now actively trying to come to an agreement on the sticking points that the Nationals supporters find so important - the ridiculous renewables destruction of their land, the deliberate high power prices ruining everybody and all the businesses left in this country, alternative means to generate power...
Just like I said I reckon they were doing - forcing the useless, Labor-Lite Liberals to see why, for the last two elections that their supporters are increasingly abandoning them, scare the sh*t out of them and force their hand as to why they are so unpopular now.
Maybe it'll work, maybe it won't. Are the Liberals completely lost due to the self-serving hangers-on that they have become?
Who knows, but after all the inflammative commentary, what the Nats have just done has worked - force the Liberals to the negotiating table to look at what their voter base actually wants.
Littleproud is finished for this.
Had no conviction anyway. A few years ago he was flogging wind farms. No belief in his own conviction.
It dose’nt fly when they change their beliefs just to secure more votes . That’s not a man you’d follow into battle. He’s not a leader.
How did the epic failure of the voice work so well for Albo
Because he stayed true to his beliefs and ran it anyway as he had promised .
That gets respect.
I dream of a world where chickens can cross the road without having their motives questioned