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Originally posted by wbddrss: ↑

maybe as I understand it statistically women voters are conservative and prudent. A very long time ago, way back in 70s, I vaguely remember someone saying women at home don't like unions because they manage household budgets while men are on strike. Times have changed but still women bear brunt of caring after relationships break up. Add onto this that sexuality & gender issues tend to obfuscate this national burden of women frustratingly juggle family and work whilst minority groups fuss over irrelevant BS about toilet symbols/emblems /stories. No wonder prudence is just as strong as greed & fear. And women voters are prudent. Long and short is Labor makes it too easy for liberals to win by taking risks with minority issues that just break and tear AUSSIes apart. Take NDIS. How frustrating it must be to be a women voter.

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you make an excellent point wbddrss..... except you highlight what you think is a distinction - whereas no such sexist distinction exists imo....

but yes, "how frustrating..... to be a voter" when neither "side" answers all your questions, concerns and doubts.
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