Some interesting advertising going on at the minute. The incumbent 'Labor' (sic) party has released an ad where their leader (and current Premier) Anna Bligh says that 'the polls show that the opposition (the LNP) are going to win, and it's up to you to make sure they don't win by too large a margin'. She suggests that that would lead to excessive power being held by the LNP and invokes the ghost of Joh Bjelke-Peterson and the ultra-conservative & corrupt semi-police state that was Queensland in the 80's. It's an interesting tactic. Have they really thrown in the towel and are trying to limit the damage? Or is it one more political game to un-nerve any uncertain voters and push them Labor's way?
At least there's still some humour to be found amongst politicians
At least there's still some humour to be found amongst politicians
So what are they inferring about the southern suburb voters? It is good tho....
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