Who are you voting for? (1 Viewer)

[leetom]

Labor doesn't just provide for people earning under 52 000. Looking at Labor's Tax and Better Family Payment Plan, a single worker with no children, on $10 000
a year wil gain $181 annually, a single worker on 40 000 a year will gain $416 annually while a single worker on 55 000 will gain $476, compared to the Coalitions $360 for this worker.

Currently under the Coalition, anybody who earns less than 50 000 do not get ANYTHING. Its here if anybody wants to look at it, the very last page.

Labor is effectively rewarding the majority of Australian workers, as Asquithian said the median wage is 43 000, while at the same time not even stripping the wealthier incomes of their gains.

I used the single worker, no dependant children as an example because that would most likely be US for the next 15-20 years. So have a look at it and see how Labor's Plan benefits people like US.

On that note, mum voted Labor second preference Greens.

 

[paper cup]

Yeah, great criminal, oh, sorry, I mean great man.

if introducing HECS and medicare, changing our anthem to something more suited to the times, establishing ties with China again, actually doing something for the ATSI counts as criminal, than yes.

 

[paper cup]

you know im actually quite hot

Asq! wrong thread. I'm sure you are dear. I think I have seen you anyway, on bubz's site.

 

[Iron]

It's sad to see that Howard might sneek in again....i think Insiders were saying that we've only had a government change about 4 times in this country, and everytime it's been a huge swing one way or the other...not 50-50
Having said that, I think the Herald polled 70% of people thinking the coalition will be returned, but that doesn't reflect where their vote will go.

 

[paper cup]

nah im not on bubz site

eeeee gad!

she has quite an extensive photo album though. and the guy has your name and fits your description.

 

[paper cup]

link!..........show me where she has posted me !

do you know how many photos she has? it's like sorting through a particularly glossy haystack. were you at the escape thing?

 

[Tommy_Lamp]

I voted liberal
yay

 

[paper cup]

hbahbahbahb no!

im do not associated in BOS group outings ...you wont find me anywhere in those photos

*looks asq squarely in the eyes* I will find you asquithian and when I do...

but how are we supposed to tell who is hotter if we don't know what you look like? at the moment it's mack > waffy > ziff > you.

 

[paper cup]

ziffs rates himself well

waffy is better, but he supports liberal, so...hhmm.
make that waffy first, he is 3 u god.
now asquithian are you determined to keep us all in the dark and thus risk the possibility of having to relinquish a medal place? my god that sentence is awkward.

 

[eLmo]

I voted Greens .. an fuck that white paper is huge!

 

[leetom]

Cherryblossom, EMPTY YOUR INBOX. I can't send yu any PMs.

 

[thorrnydevil]

And fraser blocking the supply bill was so righteous?

That is totally different to theft and fraud.

Yep... i see howard driving around in an outdated statesman that i see P platers driving, i see peter costello wearing a $300 suit from bargain basement.

They're definately corrupt

I can't tell if your being serious, or being a fuck wit.

a party full of cool people, or a pro gun party?
Cause seriously... i really miss my gun

Yep, that diagram is a great example of the voting population.

I voted Greens .. an fuck that white paper is huge!

It was like 1.3 metres or something!!! Ridiculous.

 

[Ziff]

House of Reps:
1. Labor
2. Greens
3. Democrats

Senate: (All 78)
1. Faulkner (Labor)
2. Fawshaw (Labor)
3. Hutchins (Labor)
4. Woods (Labor)
5. Aden (Only Aboriginal in parliament, it would be sad to see him go.)
--- Dems
--- Greens

78. Fred Nile.

Putting Fred Nile last on the Senate ballot - now that feels good!

 

[Nick]

House of Reps:
1. Labor
2. Greens
3. Democrats

Senate: (All 78)
1. Faulkner (Labor)
2. Fawshaw (Labor)
3. Hutchins (Labor)
4. Woods (Labor)
5. Aden (Only Aboriginal in parliament, it would be sad to see him go.)
--- Dems
--- Greens

78. Fred Nile.

Putting Fred Nile last on the Senate ballot - now that feels good!

fuck you numbered all 78?

thats quite an effort

 

[mack]

Labour all the way for me.


And Cherryblossom, whats the point of this "whos hotter" stuff?

 

[thorrnydevil]

Labour all the way for me.


And Cherryblossom, whats the point of this "whos hotter" stuff?

Asquithian is trying to prove his manly hood to Cherryblossom...who he loves.

 

[Generator]

Lower House
1. Labor
2. Democrats
3. Greens
...

Upper House
1. Democrats

I don't know for who my mum and dad voted. They both cannot stand the local (Liberal) member, though.
Edit: I voted in the seat of Lindsay... One of Latham's aspirational electorates that Howard has made his own since 1996.

 

[TheBirdMustFly]

I voted for the greens, in both the lower and upper houses, I hate the money grabbing schemes of the major parties, I'm voting on the basis of values, like peace and equality. Also the right for everyone to go to uni is a major concern for myself

 

[OZGIRL86]

yay john Howard won

 

[Suvat]

Conservatism triumphs again...