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- Make as few promises as possible
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- Seeking 15 minutes of fame?
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- Alex on Sydney Metro cost blowout chaos? After careful thought and research in to the different transport options possible, I think the CBD Metro is important for ... more
- David Hunt on Sydney Metro cost blowout chaos? I don't think the CBD Metro should proceed at all. It has been shown to be only an election vehicle for the NSW ALP. The ... more
- Rob on Do principles and politics mix? Why don't they show us their reports on climate change? We hear the fear campaigns on the News about climate change but no ... more
- Rob on Turnbull focuses on Labor spending Malcom Turnbul was the enviroment minister and wasted millions on cloud seeding over Bass strait and on an unproven rain ... more
- Rob on More money means better politicians? Pay peanuts you monkeys 100k is not peanuts Our politicians act like monkeys. more
- Fingers on Who are the NRL's biggest chokers? Oh John Stanely, such bitterness in you. The Dragons have lost 6 Grand Finals since their last Premiership win. I believe ... more
- bill on Who are the NRL's biggest chokers? Gees I believe the dragons played in recent grandfinals against Melbourne and 2 against Birsbane in the early 90. All of ... more
- Rick Hofma on Who are the NRL's biggest chokers? Comment on Who are the NRL Biggest Chokers. My son created an excellent parody on what its like to be a parra fan - check it ... more
- Mo on Who are the NRL's biggest chokers? 30 years in exile Dragons and it continues. You will not shed the tag until you finally win one. more
- steve browne on Who are the NRL's biggest chokers? You dragon fans are the sookiest fans in football. more
- Liz on Ferguson fury: Where does he go? There is one place where you will rarely find children - a Retirement Village. In fact those who live there - like most of ... more
- Sam McNally on NSW desperate for a ‘Recall Law’ John, congrats for the idea about bringing forward an early election. The state is in crisis and these morons in power must ... more
- Gwenda Ick on NSW desperate for a ‘Recall Law’ I believe we need to have an early election as soon as possible. After travelling around Australia I decided that NSW was ... more
- Sedat on Sydney’s ‘granny flat’ controversy Hello John. I have just found out about the Granny Flat Laws from the 2UE web site and your editorial. Firstly thankyou for ... more
- Geoff Brown on Climate, why should we lead the way? I AGREE! Australia should lead the way on the Global Warming Scam. After 20 years of trying to show some link between ... more
- RJ on Climate, why should we lead the way? There's only one reason - so Rudd can strut his feathers at Copenhagen. The cost is possible destruction of our economy. ... more
- Maxwell Stewart on Why we must act on climate change Climate change has developed into a political debate on how can i gain politically fory benefit, the science has been lost. ... more
- robert s on Why we must act on climate change part 2: Even if it goes up to 1000ppm so what, paleo records show CO2 was much much higher than this in the past and the ... more
- robert s on Why we must act on climate change with all respect to Mr Stanley I beg to differ. We Skeptics believe that climate always changes and that the recent warming ... more
- Trevor on Why we must act on climate change John Unfortunately all you have done is show your ideology and bigotry re Global Warming. You state that "skeptics" need to ... more
Make as few promises as possible
A poll showing a likeability of Kristina Keneally ahead of Barry O'Farrell has many calling for policies from the Liberal leader. John Stanley says we don't need policy, but a politician that does what's promised.
