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11/07/14

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Originally posted by pints ↑

If there is a DD because of Palmer's irascibility, intractability and irresponsibility, then so be it.
Damage will be done. Heads will roll. Perhaps it would be for the best as currently the Abbott government will potentially face another 2 years of frustration at the hands, once again, of self interested fools.
Labor will gain seats but no enough imo. Hopefully, the Australian people will finally realise that it is of no use to vote unintelligent, self cenrtred,fringe dwelling ideologues to such an important position of influence, and go with the main stream.
Even though I shudder at the prospect of another Labor government for Australia's future, something I can't foresee for a long time, if the will of the Australian people is to risk the country once again with Labor, I pray it is Labor alone and not a miss mash of intellectual and disruptive pygmies.
A DD may or may not clear the air. I think the Australian people would give Tony a fair go rather than risk Labor and another ineffective hung Reps or Senate!

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The timing of a DD appears to be all that matters now.

If one is called and it looks like the ALP will win, I'll cash in all the stocks in my SMSF and live of the interest, because there is a chance interest rates will go back the halcyon days of the 1990's.

And I'll adopt the screw you guys to the rest of the population. It works well for some
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