Well played. Many thanks for your unbiased videos showing the average punter how to be politically aware and informed. Friendlyjordies opened my eyes to politics in 2020, but you're taking it to the next level.

It has echoes from that early 80's movie, The Thing starring Kurt Russell. Replace the The Thing with the LNP party and you have another pretty good sequel. Both are scary in whatever form or shape they take.

Changing from Blue to Red to Blue to Red to Blue, has not improved things for the majority of Australians

ARE WE INSANE?

So, there's no real policy from the Trumpet of Farters. Just a message aimed at a small niche of the public to get their votes. I'm expecting his next ad to be anti-immigration, anti-Chinese, or such like. Probably more votes to be had there....the guy lacks imagination.

There seems to be an alarming trend of ex-MP's / Senators being given jobs as Chancellors of uni's; wasn't Bill Shorten going to the University of Canberra? If you ask me, doesn't pass the pub test, giving lucrative jobs for the the MP club members. Meanwhile, HECS debt keeps on growing...

David, as you and I know, the only way to stop gambling isn't through Government intervention; it's through people power ie boycott gambling companies / institutions that promote gamling (eg those with pokies) etc. Alas, this will never happen...

Thank goodness for people like David. I had him in my number one spot on the NSW Senate ballot paper at 2022 Federal elections. I don't usually vote for the Greens, but he had done some great work as a NSW senator at the State level. Friendly jordies knows about his great work.

And why are taxpayers still funding private schools? All we get are people like Tony Abbott and Christian Porter.

I remember that Easter Monday at the St Ives ground (18 April 2022). My family and I are somewhere to the left facing the camera. I remember hearing we had about 400 volunteers back then, and thinking it was not enough. The election result proved me wrong with a major swing against Fletch.

An oldie but a goodie; the LNP are good economic managers, if you exclude the large debt they accumulated pre covid (possibly due to outsourcing public sector work to the big 4).

The coalition will no doubt claim this will drive up inflation, or the cost of prescriptions, or some other misinformed rot they tend to spew out through their Murdoch media arm.

An oldie but a goodie. Spread it far and wide.
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Agree. I'd like to know if they have any connection to their local liberal branch.