Will the Vic Libs learn from this?, page-2

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30/11/14

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Originally posted by kingpins ↑

We are still seeing that Federal Labor did not accept that the loss of government was anything to do with them. They have not accepted that what they were doing was wrong or out of touch with the people, they are still sticking with policies that lost the election.
The Federal Liberal party are starting to go the same way and will have the same result as Victoria if they do not change their attitude

Now we have the Victorian Liberals loose government to an ineffective Labor Party with a record of disaster and bad government which left Victoria in a mess, the only consolation is that they, Labor will now have to try and fix the mess and debts that they left when they were last in power

So are all politicians plain and simply stupid, there was that old story about the dog sitting on the cactus howling because it was too stupid to get off the spikes, well politicians must be at the same level of intelligence because they do not have the capacity to learn either.

Either we, the people have to regain power to be able to kick these politicians out when necessary or change our whole system of government because the system is broke and we deserve better than we are getting.

We shall see in the next few months whether the Victorian Liberals will take a broom to their failed organization and bring in real change or will they will just re-arrange the deck chairs, again

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The libs need to assess the impact of the leftie media, particularly the ABC who are largely responsible for the disaster in the Victorian election. Joseph Geobbels would be proud of the propaganda.

It is time to get stuck into the ABC properly. Mongrels have a lot to answer for.

JX
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