What do you do when voters have stopped listening?

Comments (4)
1 Monday, 16 March 2009 23:04
Joe Public II
They all look pretty average compared to one really good non-party video now runnign around.

Best election "theme' since 'It's Time'

:-)
2 Monday, 16 March 2009 23:04
Joe Public II
They all look pretty average compared to one really good non-party video now runnign around.

Best election "theme' since 'It's Time'

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4pWRU8uPco
3 Wednesday, 18 March 2009 14:47
Geoff Thomas
The video? Hardly non party, as it simply yells the liberal spin louder, without yelling any of the labor spin as a balance.
However the comment about people having stopped listening deserves at least the comment that neither party is really saying much and perhaps folk have ascertained that that is the case, - the parties therefore need to start actually saying something real rather than cliches and spin.
Perhaps however they feel an electoral campaign is not the place for honesty and information, hence the normal Oz negativity for pollies generally.
Cheers,
Geoff Thomas.
4 Thursday, 19 March 2009 12:00
Paleoflatus
John Howard, together with Bush and Blair, did a fabulous job of destroying the credibility of politicians. They raised our awareness of the problem and nobody seems yet to have done anything to demonstrate why we should believe anything politicians say.

I like the quote that you should never believe anything until it has been denied by a politician.

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