due to LJ oddness, previous attempt at posting was done anon.
I noticed :)
They didn't learn from the last federal liberal campaign and they went really negative rather than pushing the good things that they did.
Yes, that is true. The Labor Party had managed the state quite well. There was no need for a change in government. Then why the panicked response from Stirling St?
Now all I can do is await the announcement of the north-south uranium canal project funded by mining royalties... because we know it will happen.
I was going to say the Lang Hancock canal but apparently there's already a railway. I'm surprised it hasn't been blown up.
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Date: 2008-09-16 04:15 am (UTC)I noticed :)
They didn't learn from the last federal liberal campaign and they went really negative rather than pushing the good things that they did.
Yes, that is true. The Labor Party had managed the state quite well. There was no need for a change in government. Then why the panicked response from Stirling St?
Now all I can do is await the announcement of the north-south uranium canal project funded by mining royalties... because we know it will happen.
I was going to say the Lang Hancock canal but apparently there's already a railway. I'm surprised it hasn't been blown up.