Change in the winds, bye bye Johnny
So the pollies have returned.
And what a day it was..Howard has told government MPs that "history is on our side", despite opinion polls pointing to a Labor landslide election win.
Economic growth has spearheaded Howards career but anyone with half a brain knew he couldn't ride that wave forever...
Mr Howard told his parliamentary colleagues in their closed-door meeting yesterday that the Government would win this year's election if the Government played to its strengths: the economy and national security.
Ignore the resources boom and our up the ass deal with the U.S and play to the fears of the public, how delightfully sadistic.
Mr Howard told backbenchers that voters still had confidence in the government, despite a poll showing Labor's primary vote at a six-year high and a drop in coalition support.
The Prime Minister told his party room that no Australian government had lost an election since World War II unless voters had lost confidence in its ability to govern..finger on the pulse of society there Johnny.
Record petrol prices coincide with petrol companies recording record profits...$100 million propaganda campaign that left us more confused than before...
He won't stop until he has sunk the entire country deep into the pockets of those he admires...
Betting agency Centrebet still has the coalition as the $1.80 favourite to win, with Labor on $1.90.
And what a day it was..Howard has told government MPs that "history is on our side", despite opinion polls pointing to a Labor landslide election win.
Economic growth has spearheaded Howards career but anyone with half a brain knew he couldn't ride that wave forever...
Mr Howard told his parliamentary colleagues in their closed-door meeting yesterday that the Government would win this year's election if the Government played to its strengths: the economy and national security.
Ignore the resources boom and our up the ass deal with the U.S and play to the fears of the public, how delightfully sadistic.
Mr Howard told backbenchers that voters still had confidence in the government, despite a poll showing Labor's primary vote at a six-year high and a drop in coalition support.
The Prime Minister told his party room that no Australian government had lost an election since World War II unless voters had lost confidence in its ability to govern..finger on the pulse of society there Johnny.
Record petrol prices coincide with petrol companies recording record profits...$100 million propaganda campaign that left us more confused than before...
He won't stop until he has sunk the entire country deep into the pockets of those he admires...
Betting agency Centrebet still has the coalition as the $1.80 favourite to win, with Labor on $1.90.
