Written By:
John A - Date published:
1:30 pm, October 25th, 2007 - 7 comments
Categories: International -
Tags: International
Liberal Party advertising in the Australian election looks desperate, and judging by the polls is ineffective. Witness this effort, using the old demon-union-official smear. It’s a Tory hoary, and while it might have worked for Muldoon in 1975 with the dancing cossacks, it looks dreadfully out of date in the 21st century.
Aussie voters are put off far more by Howard’s so-called “Work Choices”, where like National’s Employment Contracts Act the choices are all with the boss – my way or the highway.
On top of that they got it wrong – Wayne Swan was never a union official. Doh!
The current rise of populism challenges the way we think about people’s relationship to the economy.We seem to be entering an era of populism, in which leadership in a democracy is based on preferences of the population which do not seem entirely rational nor serving their longer interests. ...
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Wow, that’s pathetic. really burning their bridges with the millions of trade union members aren’t they?
And it shows how easy it is in politics to get so caught up in your own battles that you forget the pulci doens’t see it in the same way… why would ‘anti-business’ be a damning indictment in the eyes of middle Australia? And would middle-Australia believe you when you say whoever was a trade unionist so they must be anti-business?
Pretty crappy production too.
hey that’s a direct rip-off from Whaleoil.
how desperate do you have to be to get ideas from him?
I love it – Phil Goff’s a Maoist in Whaleoil’s pathetic little world.
Charles Chauvel is gay.
And, shock horror, Annette King is… a dental nurse.
Honestly WhaleBlubber, is that the best you can do?
seriously retarded emotional development, something really damaging must have happened to him in his early teens
Turns out 70% of the Liberals’ front bench are either lawyers or bankers.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rprEw0xIe_k
Who do you think’s more in touch with working people? Someone who’s worked their way to Parliament from the factory floor, or a merchant banker on a seven figure salary?
What have the unions ever done for us ?
nice clip RO