| ironmanDX said: I'd take Pauline over Palmer. He's been dealing with the "Chinese" whom he seems to be targeting this campaign very heavily for years. In fact, he's partnered with many of their larger mining companies and selling Australian resources to them. Anyone considering voting for him should give this a read. |
Vote for neither. They are both individuals who only have their self-interests first... Not to mention the endless drama that always seems to surround them.
Clive Palmer is a real dag... Sending out unsolicited SMS to everyone... Whilst claiming he will put a stop to unsolicited SMS's. The contradictions that individual has is pretty hilarious at every turn.
| ironmanDX said: At least Pauline would tell you she doesn't like you to your face... Though, I'll never vote for her either. |
I have actually met Pauline while she was traveling South Australia just recently when she came to the Eyre Peninsula. She only "speaks her mind" when the cameras are rolling so she can score some political points with her voter base who like her opinionated rubbish.
Her rhetoric is very different in person otherwise... Nor did she actually give a flying crap about local issues here, it was all about her and what she can get out of her relatively low-key visit.
Not to mention I really cannot get behind her racist and homophobic views even if you paid me... All she does is just spreads fear, hate and division whilst being a science denier.
| Cobretti2 said: well i decided ill vote whoever is box 1 on the left lol. Honestly this is probably the worst election year. Need a fresh batch of Politicians |
Although I dislike the greens and allot of their policies... They are probably going to score my vote this time around due to their stance of drilling in the Great Australian Bight... Myself being at the forefront of marine rescue in the area, it's the last thing I want in my backyard... Pick a better geographical location, not some of the worst seas in the world... I mean shit. Can't make this stuff up! I don't need rescue more work.
We really do need some fresh politicians and political parties in the Australian system, not just more far-right or far-left loonies either, but more center-orientated parties which have a far better policy balance from both political spectrum's... But I guess that's hoping for a miracle at this stage.
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