The article I linked to makes no reference to the PPL that I can see so I'm not really sure what you are getting at there but I do like and agree with the quote from Eva Cox. I'm not convinced that Tony Abbott is the man to make such a workplace reform happen.
The article I linked to makes no reference to the PPL that I can see so I'm not really sure what you are getting at there but I do like and agree with the quote from Eva Cox. I'm not convinced that Tony Abbott is the man to make such a workplace reform happen.
The article is lacking other important issues that impact on women. I thought it was important to mention that. It has also quoted Abbott out of context regarding the vaccination issue.
I would have to agree with you on the under 40 thing... they've had it too good since the feminist revolution (or so mum says..LOL)
to be honest - I'm not a party voter - I don't vote for the same party every election...
I base my vote on policies and expected outcome (if only half of what they say is true... blah) But I can honestly say I have NEVER voted Liberal because I have NEVER liked their policies,
and I certainly would never vote for a man with such draconian attitudes.
How did such an uneducated man even get a leg in the door?
Because he appealed to the lowest common denominators. The sexists with his comments about sex appeal and good looking girls, the anti greens with his comments about getting ris of red tape and green tape like it has no value, the worry warts with his constant dribble about budget emergencies and the shock jock listeners by telling them we're getting flooded by asylum seekers who are flooding in and taking over creating a border security emergency.
