It’s the one and only leaders’ debate of the election this Sunday, so join the Crikey team from 6:30pm onwards to talks all things Tony, Julia and the worm. Afterwards, we will shamelessly turn over to the MasterChef finale. It’s the night of nights for wonks and cravats alike.
LIVEBLOG: Election 2010 debate, now with added Masterchef
It's the one and only leaders' debate of the election this Sunday, so join the Crikey team from 6:15pm onwards to talks all things Tony, Julia, the worm and, of course, Matt Preston.
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I’m not watching – who wants to watch an hour of “we hate darkies so much, we’re gunna…” and “no, we hate darkies even more, and we’re gunna…” and “no, we hated them first” and “no, we hated them first…” and “let’s talk, but not about this, or this, or that, or that…”
A lowest common denominator dirge of soundbites – some phony, most empty.
Presentation
She is smooth as runny honey- leaving bloko for dead.
Content
Vacuous crap.
When did Australian political leaders start every sentence with I I I- we happened to WE WE WE
Is this not a team game?
@ Sunil – well said my friend.
We can say goodbye to any action on climate change for the term of the next govt. Both parties will continue to ignore the ever louder warnings from the world’s leading climate scientists.
Regardless of who gets into power, those policies will continue to be driven by the fossil fuel industry. Our children and their children will suffer the consequences.
I must admit I didn’t bother to watch it either. As Bob Dylan said “I used to care but things have changed”.
While the coalition is bandying statistics around, how come no one has raised the fact that since the 2nd word war the Coalition have been elected to government from opposition three times and two times have taken the country to war after misleading the public as to the reason (or lying depending on how you look at it).