Misogynist Supremo, Peter Slipper is fast becoming the ALP’s worse nightmare but Roxon, the Commonwealth first lawyer is steadfast in her hypocritical refusal to address the issue. Gillard hasn’t even been approached on the matter to my knowledge. Yet! Roxon has indicated her distaste but declined to comment because the Ashby sexual harassment case against
Who’s the misogynist?
So Slipper can compare female genitalia to a “shell-less mussels” and it only rates a mention in The Australian The ABC missed it, or at least it hasn’t devoted hundreds of hours of debate and vilification to this most vile of men. Abbott, on the other hand is subject to spurious innuendos, snide remarks, uncorroborated
Boat people still coming
Paying lip service to a problem doesn’t make it go away as I opined in mid September; The difference? (between Howard’s solution and Gillard’s) Despite the obvious lack of TPVs the boat people realized Howard really meant to stop the boats while they have clearly interpreted Gillard’s plan as having no teeth. As I have
Queensland happy with Newman
The Courier Mail, the ABC and Federal Labour must be devastated. After weeks of Newman bashing the polls are still in favour of the LNP Tellingly, Mr Newman’s personal approval with voters remains rock solid on 47 per cent — the same as it was going into the state poll on March 24. Dissatisfaction with
Cranks and Crazies of the ALP
The headlines say the budget has shown a slight improvement. Shouldn’t it be BUDGET DEFICIT $43.7 BILLION! THE final outcome of the 2011-12 budget has shown a slight improvement on what was forecast in May, with the deficit coming in $661 million smaller than expected. The final underlying cash deficit for 2011/12 was $43.7 billion,
Burke makes it harder
In the face of Mining companies claiming the ALP are making it to hard to invest in projects Tony Burke has an answer. Make it harder! MINING companies could be forced to invest directly in protecting seagrass meadows thousands of kilometres from their own export facilities as a condition of future port developments. The radical
Boats still coming
Gee, the ALP Nauru plan isn’t working! The linked article points out that under the Howard plan the boats stopped while under Gilllard’s plan it’s business as usual. The difference? Despite the obvious lack of TPVs the boat people realized Howard really meant to stop the boats while they have clearly interpreted Gillard’s plan as
Twitter Based Policy
Policy by Twitter seams to be Joe Ludwig’s forte as he ruins another business based on activists from Greenpeace and Getup! running an email and Twitter campaign. Worked well when Joe shattered the live animal export business and sent hundreds of businesses to the wall so why not run it again. POLITICAL strategists and social
Oh my God – she wants to pay $2 an hr
Shorten blames Coalition governments for union unrest, Swan thinks the economy is going gangbusters and Gillard lectures the mining community on education. Elsewhere, the Left claim Gina Reinhart wants to pay Australian workers $2 a day. If ever a quantum leap in logic has been presented to the Australian public it is Shorten’s spin on
Floor price lowered
LABOR has moved to assuage business fears about the impact of the carbon tax by dumping the scheme’s controversial floor price, a change that could slash hundreds of millions of dollars from annual company costs. Stage two of the ALP’s attempts to claw back in the polls and to neuter Abbott – their nemesis; not
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