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Post by chequeredflaggg on Oct 10, 2012 2:59:16 GMT 10
for weeks now during the wildly hyped Alan Jones affair , has been cold-bloodedly using her own fathers death as a political tool for herself. Big deal that PM sook bitch diddum's daddy passed away, peacefully, anyway, but bwahhhh, so do everyones parents, sooner or later, especially when theyre middle-aged themselves...if they had you when they were 20s or 30s, and ur now 50s+, obviously theyre now in 70s and 80s, so average human lifespan being what it is, they dont last forever, do they.. She really is vilely cynical, though, this woman, she wil do ANYTHING to hold on to PMship, in that sense, shes as bad as Rudd. Arch-incompetent "ministerette" Roxon makes me laugh, though. She keeps up this by-line TONY ABBOTT HAS A PROBLEM WITH CAPABLE WOMENTo whom is she referring?  ? Who are these 'capable women" that Roxon knows? I know she cannot possibly be referring to herself, or even Gillard, both are proven incompetent women anyway. as for, he has all of these problems dealing with women? does he? Where is the actual evidence of that? I never actually hear examples of this terrible mysogeny of Abbott. Labors banal feminazi Blitzkrieg campaign with fucking idiots like Roxon and Plibersek, and vermin like Tony Albanese,despite Gillard using her deceased father for political capital, has failed. Add it to Labors catalogue of failures, but fortunately, this one, at least, is unusual in that it will not be at taxpayers expense. |
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Post by slartibartfast on Oct 10, 2012 6:22:31 GMT 10
"Abortion is the easy way out."
Misogynist/sexist quote used by Abbott.
Pity your parents didn't do the same.
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Post by slartibartfast on Oct 10, 2012 6:24:06 GMT 10
for weeks now during the wildly hyped Alan Jones affair , has been cold-bloodedly using her own fathers death as a political tool for herself. It was her who said the disgusting remark about her father, was it? You really are a complete tool. Tip for you - if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. If that Jones-boy that your ilk loves doesn't make the remark, then the ALP has nothing to use. He gave them free ammunition and they used it. |
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Post by chequeredflaggg on Oct 10, 2012 8:00:12 GMT 10
Fancy keeping this one remark made at a dinner, well in the past going for all its worth..
this cynical vile bitch has EXPLOITED this remark by Jones, has kept it alive..
she has without doubt USED her fathers corpse for her own purposes..
as for who should have been the subject of an abortion, creep, Id say that in your case an abortion was actually attempted, but was only partly successful..
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Post by Deleted on Oct 10, 2012 8:00:28 GMT 10
So now the word "shame" belongs to Gillard and she will henceforth milk it relentlessly for the sympathy vote. No matter what context in which it is used.
Ever since parliament began, members have been shouting "shame" at their adversaries ... but no more. "Shame" will always refer to Gillard's father's death. All because of a crass remark from Alan Jones.
But all is not lost because Gillard's father's death has been a political advantage for Juliar. But for how many years must her opponents tiptoe around the word "shame"?
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Post by chequeredflaggg on Oct 10, 2012 8:03:58 GMT 10
see how she has pushed her fathers body on her political wheelbarrow..
absolutely MILKED it..
Shes even lower than I thought..
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Post by chequeredflaggg on Oct 10, 2012 8:07:15 GMT 10
but it has ALL FAILED!
See the polls!
this Tony Abbott is a mysogenist play, and thats what it is, a playbook play, has not flown.
This Labor Lefty feminazi hacks vs the Dinosaur "mysogenist" CRAP is not flying anyway.
the electorate might have been stupid enough to give them one election, and make a second one a draw, but there is a limit to what cynical STUNTS they will KEEP BUYING.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 10, 2012 8:31:32 GMT 10
This "Tony Abbott has a problem with women" is the whole basis of Labor's re-election strategies. If that's all they have, they're doomed to failure.  |
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Post by volk on Oct 10, 2012 9:01:18 GMT 10
So now the word "shame" belongs to Gillard and she will henceforth milk it relentlessly for the sympathy vote. No matter what context in which it is used. Ever since parliament began, members have been shouting "shame" at their adversaries ... but no more. "Shame" will always refer to Gillard's father's death. All because of a crass remark from Alan Jones. But all is not lost because Gillard's father's death has been a political advantage for Juliar. But for how many years must her opponents tiptoe around the word "shame"? I couldn't help but think the same thing when watching coverage of Julia Gillard in the House of Reps yesterday Stellar, JG now has copyright on the word "shame". Perversely, after a stupid comment by Alan Jones, JG can roll out the word "shame" and use it to advantage any time she likes now. |
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Post by caskur on Oct 10, 2012 9:04:47 GMT 10
Abbott's never going to be forgiven...
remember the Green Senator Chillicrabs was in love with say..
"keep your Roseries off our ovaries"?
I haven't forgotten it...
No one likes the Catholic church at the best of times...
once people have their back up over something, it makes them wary.
Abott has had a few gaffs that he cannot recover from....
That funny looking, funny speaking Pyne fellow looks like a chance at being a PM... He did a great job on Q&A the other night too.
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Post by chequeredflaggg on Oct 10, 2012 15:24:38 GMT 10
That funny looking, funny speaking Pyne fellow looks like a chance at being a PM... He did a great job on Q&A the other night too.
Pyne and Labor's Burke almost strike me as a well-matched pair of book ends..
both sound like, err, gay blades...
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Post by matt on Oct 10, 2012 16:23:56 GMT 10
No one likes the Catholic church at the best of times The Catholic Church is a child molesting cult! |
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Post by pim on Oct 10, 2012 16:46:50 GMT 10
In any political campaign culminating in an election, the key objective of any strategy is to make the other side the issue. 'Twas ever thus ...
Tony Abbott over the past two years has waged a devastatingly successful campaign to make Julia Gillard the issue. It's been predicated on the judgement made by Tony Abbott that with a hung Parliament the position of Julia Gillard's minority Government is precarious and so vulnerable that it could fall at any time. His strategy has been to hasten its demise by whatever means possible.
Forget about what you might think of Julia Gillard or Tony Abbott or "Ditch the Witch" or "Male Chauvinist Pig" - at least for a moment! The cold hard strategy and political objective I describe above is what would have been worked out and decided upon behind closed doors long ago without all the "Alan Jones lynch mob" stuff. The AJLM stuff is just a tool and a useful part of the strategy whose objective is to force an early election or to force a collapse of the government. This isn't "good" or "bad", it is what it is - politics. Of course there's always a moral dimension to these things but it's useful to look at it from a purely utilitarian point of view which is what I'm trying to do here. All political parties work out a political strategy to defeat their opponents - and ever since John Howard first tried it successfully in 1996, it starts with making yourself a small target and making the other side the issue. It worked brilliantly for John Howard both in Opposition and in Government until he'd been in Government for so long that he was always going to be the issue no matter what. At which point, enter Kevin Rudd who won the 2007 election by becoming John Howard-lite. Again, forget about what you think personally of the personalities involved and see it in terms of strategy. The accepted wisdom in Australian electoral politics today is that the "small target/make the other guy the issue" is the winning one. So far, at least until the last couple of months, Tony Abbott has been a standout success at it. The problem for Tony Abbott is that it was always a short term strategy, predicated on the idea that the Gillard Government could collapse at any time so the Liberals have been on permanent election alert. And "short term" has become "long term" since more than two years later the government is still there and can point to 400 pieces of legislation and an unbroken record of getting its legislative program through the parliament. The question could now legitimately be asked of Tony Abbott within the Liberal Party room: "Tony, why are we still in Opposition?" And I bet it is being asked.
What's also different now is that the government has found Tony Abbott's Achilles Heel which is the sexism thing. Whatever you supporters of Tony Abbott may think personally of that issue, whether you think it's phony or real, it's gaining traction out there in the electorate and it puts pressure on Tony Abbott's "small target" strategy because it starts to turn him into an issue. The Liberals don't want the punters out there to be talking about Tony Abbott, they want them to be talking about Julia Gillard. And there's been a bit too much talk about Tony Abbott lately for their liking. Alan Jones helped a week and a half ago, and Abbott himself helped with his own dreadful "die of shame" faux pas yesterday.
Again, forget about what you think of the protagonists, this is about "what does Tony do or say that feeds into Julia's narrative about Tony". And lately Tony has been very obliging.
Right now the 2013 elections are still Tony's to lose. But he may already have reduced his margin from a landslide of tsunami proportions to a comfortable win. And there's still a year to go before the elections. Anything could happen. I wouldn't have said that a couple of months ago. It's no secret that I wrote Gillard off and gave it to Abbott hands down. Now I'm no longer so sure ...
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Post by slartibartfast on Oct 10, 2012 18:33:53 GMT 10
This "Tony Abbott has a problem with women" is the whole basis of Labor's re-election strategies. If that's all they have, they're doomed to failure. Can you name one Liberal policy? |
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Post by garfield on Oct 10, 2012 19:34:46 GMT 10
[Can you name one Liberal policy? Getting rid of Gillard ;D |
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Post by slartibartfast on Oct 10, 2012 22:09:43 GMT 10
That's the first truth you've told. It is their only policy.
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Post by Salem on Oct 10, 2012 23:57:58 GMT 10
She certainly is milking it. What Jones said about her was evil and absolutely horrible. But politically, he did Gillard a huge political favour.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 11, 2012 6:50:51 GMT 10
This "Tony Abbott has a problem with women" is the whole basis of Labor's re-election strategies. If that's all they have, they're doomed to failure. Can you name one Liberal policy? Dumping the carbon tax! For the majority of Australians, that's the only policy that matters. |
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