The big guy Clive Palmer

Posted to Monash Weekly (26/7/2014) on 28/7/2013 at 12:23 PM
Commenting on "The big guy Clive Palmer"
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I really don't care whether the next prime minister is a female or male; young or old; red, yellow, black or white; left or right; from the Labor, Liberal or Palmer Party.

My preferred prime minister is one who understands and helps create real and sustainable employment by businesses of all sizes, lowers the cost of living, uses taxes efficiently on health care and aged care, revamps the education systems from primary to tertiary levels, taps the potential of the Australian citizens to rebuild this country to her former glory, encourages R & D on cooling the planet instead of follow blindly the theory of carbon emission reduction, improves international relationship, overhauls the judiciary/law and order systems to ensure equitable and justifiable punishment for criminals committing white collar, blue collar or violent crimes, and provides secure border protection from unwelcome intrusion.

My Prime Minister is the leader of Australia, who does not clown around, shows great empathy and connects with the people. By the way, I have my resume ready to apply for a position as a key adviser to the Prime Minister.

Hotham election fate in ALP members' hands

Posted to Monash Weekly (16/7/2013) on 16/7/2013 at 2:05 PM
Commenting on "Hotham election fate in ALP members' hands"
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I don't care whether a candidate is a female or male; young or old; red, yellow, black or white; left or right; supporter or Kevin Rudd or Julia Gillard; Labor or Liberal. Why can't the candidates tell us what they will and can do for the electorate rather than all those nonsense about relying on the members deciding their fate in preselection?

What are their views on carbon tax, ETS, employment, social welfare, infrastructure, water supply, energy, education, health, law and order, judiciary, immigration, large and small businesses, international relationship, etc?

We have enough of those fish and chip operator, rock and roll singer, red-light district patron and clown running this country. We need politicians that we can look up to, and can trust and support.


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Don't care whether a candidate is a female or male; young or old; red, yellow, black or white; left or right; supporter or Kevin Rudd or Julia Gillard; Labor or Liberal. Why can't the candidates tell us what they will and can do for the electorate rather than all those nonsense about relying on the members deciding their fate in preselection?

What are their views on carbon tax, ETS, employment, social welfare, infrastructure, water supply, energy, education, health, law and order, judiciary, immigration, large and small businesses, international relationship, etc?

We need politicians that we can look up to, and can trust and support.