December 2011
42 posts
daisysnotebook: A Congressman was campaigning halfway across the country and wasn’t present to vote against the Defense Bill, and people rail against him. A President who not only was present in DC, but had the power to veto, made the decision not to veto it, and people still defend him. Ron Paul people really don’t like criticism, do they? The fact is that Rep. Paul makes a living out...
Dec 26th
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Anonymous asked: Who do you intend to vote for in the next federal election?
Dec 26th
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Haven't been this exhausted since the fall of the...
Dec 25th
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Dec 25th
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Dec 23rd
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Major win for the President
In what can only be described as a major victory for President Obama and Congressional Democrats, House Republicans today stopped their obstructionism and passed a temporary extension to the payroll tax cut. This came after Senate Democrats came to an agreement on the issue and overwhelmingly passed the Bill. It is not only good policy – the average American will have an extra $40 in their...
Dec 23rd
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Anonymous asked: List some political documentaries/movies I can watch. Go go go!
Dec 22nd
Anonymous asked: How many maltesers could you eat before you exploded?
Dec 22nd
Anonymous asked: You happy?
Dec 22nd
Anonymous asked: What are you going to be studying in Melbourne?
Dec 22nd
Dec 20th
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Anonymous asked: Tv show you watch when you need something funny to watch?
Dec 19th
Anonymous asked: how many carbon taxes will there be under a government you lead?
Dec 19th
Anonymous asked: Top five news sites: go!
Dec 19th
Dec 19th
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Dec 18th
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Dec 17th
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Same-Sex Marriage Improves Health →
bemusedlybespectacled: Researchers from Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health surveyed the demand for medical and mental health care from 1,211 gay men registered with a particular health clinic in the 12 months prior to the change, and the 12 months afterwards. They found a 13% drop in healthcare visits after the law was enacted. There was a reduction in blood pressure...
Dec 17th
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Dec 17th
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Baby stole my dingo.
Dec 17th
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Worst compromise ever: Democrats get slight...
shortformblog: deal The Democrats, after much pushing, got through a modest two-month extension of the payroll tax cuts which Republicans had long fought against. This sounds like a pretty crappy victory. compromise However … it came at a cost: Democrats had to give up on their plan to tax millionaires, and Obama has to make a decision on the Keystone XL pipeline. Wow, they sure twisted the...
Dec 16th
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Dec 16th
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Dec 16th
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Anonymous asked: Thanks for the answer on the dental question, I did learn a bit to be honest. You mentioned the budget surplus. This is something that I don't think the majority of Australians understand, it's used as a political tool to gain confidence in a government. As far as I understand, a budget surplus does not take into account national debt, it's simply the money left over from taxes...
Dec 13th
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Ron Paul, who doesn’t believe that the Government can do anything right, apparently believes that it can engage in a massive conspiracy to engage in armed conflicts abroad in order to fuel the military-industrial complex. You can’t really have it both ways, Dr Paul: either you believe that the Government is an institution that is ineffective, or you believe that it is organised and...
Dec 13th
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Anonymous asked: Have you watched the new show 'Black Mirror'? Download the second episode that aired recently (they are each self contained), this is what our world will become under JuLIAR and her bum-buddy Bob Brown PM.
Dec 12th
Anonymous asked: There's a dental health epidemic in this country. Contrary to popular belief, public dental clinics won't do the majority of procedures that private dentists do. The public system is good for extractions and fillings, no crowns, no implants, no root canals. The Labor Govt has been trying to get rid of the $4250 (per year) available to patients with chronic illnesses to use at any...
Dec 12th
Anonymous asked: I am inclined to think Labor but then I see your Juliar rhetoric and "young Liberal" immediately comes to mind.
Dec 12th
Anonymous asked: are you a member of the labor party?
Dec 12th
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Anonymous asked: Are you gay? As far as I know you are a guy, but I read a question about you and your boyfriend, just wondering, no issue.
Dec 10th
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Dec 9th
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winking-eye-alcohol-suggestion: 221b-eth: I love how Julia Gillard’s facial expressions seems to have become an internet meme. Tron-Julia is Pleased. 
Dec 8th
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Dec 8th
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Dec 7th
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Dec 6th
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goingtroppo asked: Whose your favourite Backstreet Boy?
Dec 6th
Anonymous asked: so why did you change your mind on changing your mind on moving to Melbourne?
Dec 6th
“You can have a philosophy that tends to be liberal or conservative but still be...”
– President Bill Clinton.
Dec 5th
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Dec 1st
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November 2011
49 posts
This was a speech from an independent (formerly One Nation) Member of Parliament last night. While I respect that Ms Pratt and I disagree on the issue of civil partnerships, I do not however believe that she has the right to say some of the things that she said without people knowing about it (e.g. it is “sad” that people are queer.) These views do not belong in 2011.  “Mrs...
Nov 30th
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