Category Archives: Elections

The ABC on a woman with the same views as John F. Kennedy

Posted on 25 September, 2022 by C.L.

   Giorgia Meloni could make history as Italy’s first female PM.   She would also be its first far-right leader since Benito Mussolini. Meloni promotes what she calls traditional Christian values. She opposes same-sex marriage and allowing same-sex couples to adopt children, … Continue reading →

Posted in Elections, Fake news, Left-wing extremism | 12 Comments

Orange Man Revolution

Posted on 15 September, 2022 by C.L.

Now it will be the end of the failed social democratic policy that for eight years has continued to lead the country in the wrong direction. It is time to start rebuilding security, welfare and cohesion. It is time to … Continue reading →

Posted in Elections, Freedom, International | 2 Comments

Mmkay

Posted on 29 August, 2022 by C.L.

Josh Frydenberg says Opposition leader Matthew Guy can defeat Daniel Andrews at election. A vote for anyone other than your Liberal candidate helps perpetuate the Andrews government, which has been seriously the worst government in Australia’s modern history.” – Tony … Continue reading →

Posted in Elections, State politics | 50 Comments

Biden’s 2020 ‘victory’ was rigged. That is no longer debatable

Posted on 27 August, 2022 by C.L.
Posted in Elections, History, Rule of law | 18 Comments

FBI helped rig election, is now censoring Biden shower claim

Posted on 26 August, 2022 by C.L.

■ Whistleblowers: FBI forbade agents from probing Hunter’s laptop until after 2020 election. ■ Ashley Biden’s shocking diary is real, confirming creepy Joe Biden allegations. ■ FBI sets sights on James O’Keefe’s Project Veritas with Ashley Biden diary conviction.

Posted in Elections, US politics | 33 Comments

Plucky machine braves the sceptics without a bulletproof vest

Posted on 12 August, 2022 by C.L.

I do believe it was rigged in some way. No president can lose so many states and still win an election. Yes, I think Trump did win. Did you vote for him? He’s not my favorite person, but he is … Continue reading →

Posted in Elections, Innovation and technology, US politics | 14 Comments

Barnaby Falls On His Feet

Posted on 30 May, 2022 by C.L.

Peta Credlin’s reality reminder for an undiminished – even victorious – National Party room: Together, Labor, the Greens and the Teals won just 47.9 per cent of first preference votes. Between them, the Libs, the Nats, One Nation, the Palmer … Continue reading →

Posted in Elections, Federal politics | 16 Comments

Tie Yourself In Knots

Posted on 24 May, 2022 by C.L.

The introduction to Annabel Crabb’s predictable take on the election is a smidgen careless: Scott Morrison can’t say he wasn’t warned that women were angry. But will the next Liberal leader heed the lessons Morrison ignored? The history of human … Continue reading →

Posted in Elections, Federal politics, Media | 23 Comments

Violet Lites and Silent Types

Posted on 23 May, 2022 by C.L.

PLURES efficimur, quotiens metimur a vobis: semen est sanguis Christianorum. I doubt Tertullian would approve of that more contemporary adage – mouthed or written over the past five weeks by Liberal Party chauvinists: ‘Labor would be worse.’ The Carthaginian polemicist … Continue reading →

Posted in Elections, Federal politics, History | 58 Comments

Election Open

Posted on 21 May, 2022 by C.L.

Feel free to share predictions, intelligence, trends, mockery or boredom here throughout the day.

Posted in Elections, Federal politics | 66 Comments

Making history these days isn’t as hard as it used to be

Posted on 20 May, 2022 by C.L.

Anthony Albanese’s voice quivers and he grows emotional as he speaks about how his single mother raised him out of wedlock and how he would make history with his Italian last name.

Posted in Elections, Federal politics | 11 Comments

His Wimp Hand Is Strong

Posted on 19 May, 2022 by C.L.

Just leave me alone, Simon, please leave me alone. You are suing me for defamation, Simon. I don’t want to talk to you. Leave me alone, Simon. You are the son of Australia’s first billionaire. You are suing me for … Continue reading →

Posted in Elections, Federal politics | 17 Comments

That’s Not His Job

Posted on 19 May, 2022 by C.L.

ANTHONY Albanese’s bizarre decision to imitate Gough Whitlam if he happens to win the election on Saturday may have to be ‘clarified’ today. As told to The Australian’s Troy Bramston yesterday, the Labor Leader says that only he and prospective … Continue reading →

Posted in Elections, Federal politics | 15 Comments

A View To a Dill

Posted on 19 May, 2022 by C.L.
Posted in Elections, Federal politics | 2 Comments

Solidarity Forever

Posted on 16 May, 2022 by C.L.

Former Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating buys in Elizabeth Bay. Former PM Keating statement; The policy change announced by The Prime Minister to allow people to access their Superannuation for housing deposits amounts to no more than another frontal assault … Continue reading →

Posted in Economics and the economy, Elections, Hypocrisy of the left | 15 Comments

You usually have to be elected before citing this old classic

Posted on 16 May, 2022 by C.L.

Oh no. The cupboard is bare: Albanese reveals two-term strategy if Labor wins. If elected, Albanese said Labor “can’t repair all of the damage done in the first term; we will inherit a trillion dollars of debt and need to … Continue reading →

Posted in Elections, Federal politics, Hypocrisy of the left | 10 Comments

Speers: Albo the ‘winner’ for not saying something stupid again

Posted on 12 May, 2022 by C.L.

Third leaders’ debate ended in an awkward moment for Morrison, but Albanese the clear winner.

Posted in Elections, Fake news | 11 Comments

He can handle things! He’s smart!

Posted on 9 May, 2022 by C.L.

HE isn’t dumb, like Michael Kroger says. He’s smart and he wants respect! Always described as a “Liberal power-broker” – which isn’t a compliment given the Victorian party is powerless – Kroger surprised me last week when he proposed an … Continue reading →

Posted in Elections, Federal politics, History | 54 Comments