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http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/...261858231.html
Prime Minister John Howard was on track to win a fourth term This has to be good news for Dubber... looks like his cheap hawk down south has been re-elected with a swing toward the governemnt. |
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we may have gone to war, but we are also experiencing the strongest economy for a long time - specifically in areas that benefit the majority of society.
New mums now get paid $3000 Our dollar is strong Our stock market & financial industry is booming New developments & building industry is booming Unemployment has been around 5.7% for record time people are confused on the whole war issue now, its all been jumbled up in details and swept under the carpet by most. anyone you ask already has their response rehearsed, a restated news byte here and there. I think we are so confused we are over it. Well, we're all perfectly confused enough to just leave things how they are anyway LOL |
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I agree Howard has been a star with the economy when every country around us suffered resessions he kept us moving upward. I voted for him at the previous 3 elections.
Australian's may have really re-elected him on economic grounds.. but most of the world will see it as the Australian people supporting the only thing they know John Howard for..... rushing to support America in Iraq. If you really wanted social services like family payments and such to be treated as a prioity, I don't think Howard is the man for that though. One thing I am dissapointed in this result is that the ALP would have pumped millions into the education system, something I really think is being neglected right now. Anyway, 3 weeks beofre the US goes to the polls... it should be a boost for the Bush campaign. Another Spanish election style result in an ally country right now would have been jumped on by the US democrats. |
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I'm not sure if you guys realize I was a political campaign consultant in one of my past lives.
They are all pricks, no matter what party they allegedly originate from. The positive of Little Johnnies 4 win? War or no war, we retain Alexander Downer as Minister for Foreign Affairs, who I think is the best we have ever had. He sucked as an Opposition Leader, but he sure found his niche. Costello ain't bad either. So we get 4 more years of Howard jokes. And the Labor party get 4 more years to find a potenial leader with an ounce of charisma. h34r:
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I heard Kerry had some family members downunder urging the Aussies to vote agsint Howard.
Is this true? |
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Mike, wasnt it Kerry's daughters ??
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