Who is watching the debate tonight?

It's on at 6:30 on abc ( and other channels). You can download the Morgan poll reactor from the App Store and track your approval as you watch it. That's what I'm going to do 😄

I vaguely remember tony rabbit won a debate in the last election, I wonder how he'll go tonight.
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Didn't watch, went to the footy....

YAY FREO!!!
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Sorry Buzz, Ignore me .

A DT Poll = A Daily Telegraph Poll 

You did mention Daily Telegraph in the post prior to posting that you wanted to vote in a DT Poll Woman Embarassed

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Hot off the press Bolt blog!
@nero_wulf wrote:

Kevin Rudd broke the debate rules by taking in notes for his opening and closing addresses. Yet referring to them still make him look unsure and lacking in authority.

 

Abbott won by the length of the straight. He didn’t just deny Rudd the win Rudd badly needed - he actually smashed Rudd and showed he was more ready for government.

 

Abbott came out looking prime ministerial, if anything.

 

But the format is a shocker. Almost no engagement.

 

Verdicts:

To Abbott:

 

Laurie Oakes

Michael Kroger

David Speers

Ben Packham

Channel 7 worm


To Rudd:

Peter van Onselen

Graham Richardson (although he’s backing off now)


Even:

Kieran Gilbert

Chris Kenny (now backing off and leaning to Abbott)

Even the talking heads who amazingly call it a Rudd win or draw have nothing but criticism for Rudd.

 

 

Major Rudd flaws: cheating on his notes, reading his notes, lacking specifics, being called out on scares, looking flat, deferring responsibility for a decision on a second Sydney airport to his deputy, being accused by Abbott of waffling when, er, he was waffling.

 

A major disaster.

 

 

 


 

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Oakes said Abbott was clear and reinforced his main points..  we will stop the boats, we will do yada, yada. Anyone can stand up and say that over and over again... how s he going to do those things?

 

Also there are many more issues than the ones he keeps repeating... aged care for one.

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I dont think either of them won as such.
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Anyone moved house and need to update their address on the electoral roll? It can be done online up till 8pm tomorrow, 12 Aug.

 

http://www.aec.gov.au/enrol/change-address.htm

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What Abbott said about Aged Care was embarrassing - he had not even given it a thought.  He had nothing really to say - so his grandparents got old and went into aged care and the nurses were nice and they work hard. Big whoop.



“I’ve got my purse and my gift and my gloves and my selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitor and my monoamine oxidase inhibitor and I have my anti-anxiety disco biscuits and I am ready to go. I am really ready!” Sheila
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Some just cant see the wood for the trees PMSL

I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.
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I was wondering how much and what paperwork Tony Abbott was planning on relieving aged care workers from doing ?

So much is needed as part of the care given and also for Accreditation .

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Criez.. Polksa...that awful imagery for first thing in the morning. Poor margie lol

I hope the next debate is more interesting. Lol Joono lol!
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